Can I iron this on the inside of torn jeans to keep the hole look or does it have to go on top of the hole?
235578
Yes, you can put the patch inside the torn jeans to keep the hole looked from outside. Make sure that you iron from inside of the jeans on the patch.
1519464
If folded the wrinkles needs to be ironed or steamed out but because of the tie dye look of the back drop it doesn't look bad with a little wrinkling. We keep it folded and just take a hand held steamer to the large creases. They come out easy. It's a great back drop
2227861
I routinely iron king sized sheets and duvet covers. You just have to do it in sections. I usually fold things in half and iron one side then flip it and iron the other.
326368
yes I do! but you have to make sure you use a denim needle and it should be a new needle---replaced everytime you have a denim job to do. a big part of the reason I bought it was to hem my jeans.... hope this helps!!
2095969
Yes. In fact, to get the fold creases out, I lightly ironed it with a steam iron and that worked well. I LOVE this curtain and in the future will buy other Deny Designs so I can switch them out seasonally, or at a whim.
707480
I would use those patches that are made for clothes. You iron them on. Put it on the outside (where it shows when you put it n the bed) and be vary careful!!! Don't iron too much to where you burn the material of the bed cover. It worked for me. To be extra safe I then hand sowed around the patch to make sure it stayed in place. The patch is good for keeping the cover waterproof. If you tore the bottom (the part that you can't touch to heat) then I don't know. Let me know how it goes.
1539392
I use a paper towel and reach inside the holes with it. If you have time, let it air dry upside down for awhile. If not, the paper towel will get it dry.
1792556
I would baste it on. The adhesive spray may effect your embroidery. It is not an iron on product.
1293410
I hem jeans on it, but have to force it through the thick parts. And if the side seams at the hem are too thick, I have to leave that part open. That being said, I'd say it's pretty good all around, but if you're mainly hemming jeans, you might look elsewhere.
1283120
No. It's made to thin the edges on leather around the area you are sewing togeather
1777262
I have never done it like that but I would think it's alittle thin to do that. I would prefer to use a case iron one instead
108346
The "cabinet" is a heavy woven fabric. You just take it off and then hang it under the ironing board while you are ironing. It is sturdy, and just long enough when it is folded out.. You can rotate it any direction, so you can iron from left or right side. Then you fold it up and replace the cover. I worried about the fabric cover catching dust, but it is pretty smooth and easy to dust off.
90612
No, I didn't have to iron it when I opened it. It has some creases from being folded in the packaging, but once it was out, the creases quickly went away! I actually love mine!
2151481
I found that the iron was not hot enough. I did not use steam, but clothing was not hot to the touch the second after ironing that spot like they were on my old iron. I don't want to have to go over the same spot more than once or twice to iron a wrinkle out. I found that was what I had to do.
2095817
No, the wrinkle folds do not need to be ironed. It hangs perfectly. Colors are beautiful and bright. I get compliments on this curtain all the time. Looks better in person. Best curtain I have ever bought.
78985
I think you can redo the top hem without a problem. Then the magnets won't be affected.
495972
If you are going to iron it, you should put a couple of pieces of fabric between it and the iron and use a light steam. I think I will do that too to get rid of the fold marks. Then instead of folding it, roll it over a paper towel roller.