I’m A Heart Haunted Munch Shirt
This is the I’m A Heart Haunted Munch Shirt But I will love this yoke, the boxy section on the back around the shoulders. Adjust the shirt so the whole yoke is sitting on the ironing board at any point. Slide the iron across it to work out any wrinkles. It’s common to miss this spot, and many people overlook it. Don’t be one of them! Make sure your whole shirt is crisp and smooth. Unbutton all the parts of the cuff and open them up. Then press the cuff flat onto the ironing board at any point, facing up. With the inside of the cuff done, flip the sleeve so you can reach the outside. Flatten out, the same way as you did with the inside. Then slide the iron across the cuff to smooth it out. Turn the shirt so the sleeve points down the length of the shirt. Stretch out one of the sleeves and press it down onto the ironing board. Make sure the sleeve is folded at the seam. Then work the iron from the top of the sleeve down until you reach the cuff. Finally, all that’s left is the other side of the sleeve. Flip the shirt over and flatten the sleeve out. Then gently run the iron down the sleeve to the cuff. If there are still wrinkles, then work the iron across the sleeve towards the seam as well. Once you’ve successfully ironed one sleeve, the other one is no problem! Simply flip the shirt over and stretch out the sleeve down the ironing board. Give it a quick ironing and your shirt is all set to wear. If it happens that you don’t live where there is easy access to a very good shirt laundering service, then you can get reasonably close using a good quality iron, pressing cloths, starch and dampening.
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Spritz the I’m A Heart Haunted Munch Shirt But I will love this shirts the night before with water. Roll into tightly packed little logs and store in plastic. Leave overnight for the water to spread through the fabric evenly. You only want it just damp, not wet. Unroll the next day and spread out on the ironing board. It will help enormously if you have a sleeve board for the sleeves and having a pressing ham on hand is also very helpful. If the sleeve board isn’t working, then the pressing ham should help with any fussy bits, like cuffs and collar. If you’re using spray starch, be sparing with it. Using a press cloth will prevent shine and scorching. You place the cloth over the fabric only apply the iron over the cloth, not on the actual fabric. Use a dry iron, temperature appropriate to the fabric. You’ll be doing both pressing and ironing. Pressing means you lift the iron and set it straight down again, rather than sliding it along as you do when ironing, which helps avoid creating tiny wrinkles and creases along seam lines and folds of the fabric.
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This is the I’m A Heart Haunted Munch Shirt But I will love this yoke, the boxy section on the back around the shoulders. Adjust the shirt so the whole yoke is sitting on the ironing board at any point. Slide the iron across it to work out any wrinkles. It’s common to miss this spot, and many people overlook it. Don’t be one of them! Make sure your whole shirt is crisp and smooth. Unbutton all the parts of the cuff and open them up. Then press the cuff flat onto the ironing board at any point, facing up. With the inside of the cuff done, flip the sleeve so you can reach the outside. Flatten out, the same way as you did with the inside. Then slide the iron across the cuff to smooth it out. Turn the shirt so the sleeve points down the length of the shirt. Stretch out one of the sleeves and press it down onto the ironing board. Make sure the sleeve is folded at the seam. Then work the iron from the top of the sleeve down until you reach the cuff. Finally, all that’s left is the other side of the sleeve. Flip the shirt over and flatten the sleeve out. Then gently run the iron down the sleeve to the cuff. If there are still wrinkles, then work the iron across the sleeve towards the seam as well. Once you’ve successfully ironed one sleeve, the other one is no problem! Simply flip the shirt over and stretch out the sleeve down the ironing board. Give it a quick ironing and your shirt is all set to wear. If it happens that you don’t live where there is easy access to a very good shirt laundering service, then you can get reasonably close using a good quality iron, pressing cloths, starch and dampening.
Spritz the I’m A Heart Haunted Munch Shirt But I will love this shirts the night before with water. Roll into tightly packed little logs and store in plastic. Leave overnight for the water to spread through the fabric evenly. You only want it just damp, not wet. Unroll the next day and spread out on the ironing board. It will help enormously if you have a sleeve board for the sleeves and having a pressing ham on hand is also very helpful. If the sleeve board isn’t working, then the pressing ham should help with any fussy bits, like cuffs and collar. If you’re using spray starch, be sparing with it. Using a press cloth will prevent shine and scorching. You place the cloth over the fabric only apply the iron over the cloth, not on the actual fabric. Use a dry iron, temperature appropriate to the fabric. You’ll be doing both pressing and ironing. Pressing means you lift the iron and set it straight down again, rather than sliding it along as you do when ironing, which helps avoid creating tiny wrinkles and creases along seam lines and folds of the fabric.
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