Best Quilt Sew Knit Products Ltd. Easy Press Fabric Treatment Combo Pack

I like this stuff a lot. I have a pen, but kind of like the spray better.

I was happy to apply only one coat of mist and get the same stability as two coats of popular product I had been using. Have had no problem with accurate piecing with blocks for quilt currently working on.

If you Foundation Paper Piece and quilt this truly is magic juice… seams turn out beautifully flat

Wonderful product! Great press, no funky smell, no spotting! I have tried them all, this is the best!

It made the material crisp before cutting. I haven’t sewed it yet so will let you know. I would buy this again. Would like to see bigger bottles.

If you sew quilts these are fabulous products!!!!

Ive always used starch when quilting but thought Id give this a try and Im a convert. Yes, its pricy, but just a light spray is all thats needed to give the fabric a nice hand, reduce fraying, and improve cutting. No flakes or sticky overspray, no scent.

Helps my fabric lay flatter after pressing

Flattens seams, reduces bulk, leaves a crisp seam.

This product worked as advertised, giving my patchwork pieces great body and reducing fraying of cut pieces. However, I was rather surprised at how quickly my first spray bottle was emptied! Im not sure this is really a big improvement over spray starch, and I think, for my purposes, its just too expensive. For instance: a half-gallon (64-oz) jug of Sta-Flo liquid starch, which I dilute 1:1 with water and put into a spray bottle, makes a full gallon of the 1:1 spray starch for (currently) $9.31. At this dilution, it produces a nicely starched & stabilized fabric in one spray/iron treatment. To get a piece of fabric starched comparably with Easy Press Fabric Treatment, I needed to spray and iron the fabric two or three times. An Easy Press refill bottle costs $25.99 for 16 oz. (1 pint). (The Easy Press is not diluted for use.) I use a *lot* of spray starch in my quiltmaking process, and, at this rate, I would be spending a small fortune if I switch to the Easy Press. I really was hoping this would be a super new product...and it does work, and it works well; however, I honestly dont see a big advantage that justifies its cost. And, BTW, the very nice continuous spray bottles spray handle is sticking now, after just one bottle-fuls use, and needs to be manually helped open after each squirt.