Dritz Sheer Press Cloth

I always wanted this sheer press cloth. I sew a lot and pressing is 70% of sewing. Being sheer, you can easily see what and where you are pressing. It also eliminates iron marks on your fabric.

My mother always used a pressing cloth and I thought they didn't exist anymore. It's the perfect material for ironing as the item describes. Have already used it and love it!

This is exactly what I was looking for it is real 100% silk organza. It is see-through so your ironing isn't guesswork and It's the perfect size piece. This is a 22”x30”, is not some little scrap. It is definitely a nice piece to work with when you're ironing your projects. Also, this has no binding on the edges which a lot of cloths have. I didn't want that! I highly recommend this one! A no fuss basic sheer press cloth.

The cloth is too thin. I went to s fabric store and bought a better quality for a lot less and much bigger.

Just needed a new one! My last one I've had for a while now. This is a life saver for my ironing.

This pressing cloth is perfect for pressing delicate fabrics, fabrics with delicate decorations, even dance costumes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a good quality press cloth. I just bought a new house and needed to purchase new curtains for most of the windows. This press cloth allowed me to safely iron them without damaging any of the various fabrics. I had ironed some sheers, some blackout curtains and some light filtering synthetic fabrics successfully. I like the size of the cloth and felt it was easy to work with. I'm very happy, overall.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a crocheter I found that the Sheer Press Cloth by Dritz is great to put over crocheted items that need flattened or shaped instead of steaming and having to allow to air dry. The 100% silk organza cloth handles high temperatures and it keep the yarn from burning.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is an easy to use pressing cloth. Use the cloth to prevent shine, scorching, water spots & pressing marks. I used it on a stain blouse that is easy to scorch & it came out perfect using this product

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It is always a good idea to use a pressing cloth between the iron and your clothing. This cloth does the trick. It is thin so you don't need to press at a higher temperature to get those wrinkles out.