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Great tip...organza is indeed a wonder fabric. Larger remnants of silk organza make great press cloths - they're see-thru and can take high heat.
1/20/03 0:31 AM
Good idea! I'll have to use this tip Ann... I've been using selvage edges with the cut edge pinked, but I like this idea better. Less bulk. Thanks!
1/20/03 5:32 AM
What a great idea - I don't like using strips of interfacing, but they're often better weight than tape. Organza would be perfect. Thanks for the idea.
1/21/03 6:20 AM
I also use silk organza in my sewing, I cut it into bias strips and then "steam" the stretch out of it. It's great for holding gathers neatly in place, stabilizing seams or weightlessly finishing a raw edge.
1/24/03 12:02 PM
Thank you all. I bought 6 yards of silk organza from Michaels fabrics and wondered why??? did I buy 6 yards? Now I'll have more uses and less guilt.
1/25/03 10:51 AM
Great tip, great comments. I will try this, for sure!
4/26/04 1:45 AM
Great tip, Ann! I am using this for all of the tops I am making.
7/12/06 10:17 PM