Silk Ironing Techniques: How to Iron Silk?
- Iron while the silk is still damp. Dry silk fibers tend to shrink, making it difficult to smooth out.
- Sprinkle water or use a smoothing liquid evenly across the fabric. Roll the cloth to allow the wetness to penetrate evenly before ironing.
Heat Settings for Ironing Silk
- Medium to hot heat
- For thin silk or 1 strand of silk
- Very hot heat or strong fire
- For medium-thick silk or 2-4 strands of silk
Iron the inside of the silk garment first. When ironing the outside, cover the silk with white cotton fabric to prevent direct contact between the iron and silk, which can cause the surface to become matte or change color.
How to Iron Silk
- Iron the silk in a circular motion, expanding outwards as you go.
- Iron in one direction from one side to the other for a smooth, wrinkle-free finish.
For those interested in purchasing silk for sewing luxury dresses, you can visit www.silkket.com. Our shop offers a wide range of silk fabrics, including plain colored silk, Mudmee pattern silk, and national silk, with meticulous quality cutting work from expert technicians.
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