How To Remove Fold Marks From Fabric

The fold on a quilted cotton thread can be so stubborn. You can tap and absorb the contents of your heart and the line will NOT disappear. Today’s tip is all about how to remove folds in fabric (and stubborn wrinkles too!). Watch the video or scroll down to read my tip: Read: how to remove creases from fabric Cotton (and some other fabrics) are folded before wrapping in cardboard bolts. This results in a kink along the fold that is really hard to get out of. It doesn’t even come off after washing the fabric! I know I’ve laminated and steamed some fabrics and those wrinkles just keep coming back! This tip also works for other wrinkles in the fabric. I accidentally ironed a crease in the fabric and couldn’t iron it out without this tip. Read more: how to get a boyfriend to find a jobwhite vinegarMix equal amounts of white vinegar and water. Put in a spray bottle or just dab from a jar or small bowl onto stubborn wrinkles. Use a flat iron and press the fabric, your wrinkles will disappear!Read more: how to reattach a mountain bike chain You may have to repeat 1-2 times for really stubborn creases, but generally you should take it out once. If this still doesn’t work, the “fold” could be an illusion from fading or sun damage along the bolt head. No real wrinkles to get out! Unfortunately, it also means that the fabric part is essentially unusable. That’s why you should never store fabrics in direct sunlight.