Dritz 594 Sheer Press Cloth, 22 by 30-Inch

I’ve been sewing for many years but had never heard of using an ironing cloth. It really does help make your fabric look better by preventing that shiny appearance that sometimes happens on seams. A very worthwhile purchase. It’s organza so you can see through it while ironing. I’ve used it on quilts and knit fabrics and it works well.

I just love this press cloth. At first, I didn't think that this was a needed item in my sewing room. But once I started using it, it quickly became a very important part of my sewing room.

The price for this is perfect. You can use it on all heat levels from very hot and steamy to a low iron. It prevents shine and protects the fabric, just as it is designed to do.It's only problem is the unraveling. It WILL unravel, unless you make a seam with it. Once it begins to unravel (which was very soon after purchase, I think I used it twice), it deteriorates very quickly. I'm about to use an adhesive seam and I'll see if it stops it. If I don't post back, then it means it worked.Now I did try buying but the product description (at the time of this writing) does not say what it is made of. To my dismay, it is 100% polyester. I'm amazed that reviewers are so pleased saying it can take the heat very well. Polyester isn't supposed to take high heat. Needless to say, that one was tossed to the side and maybe I'll use it as wide mesh cheese cloth or something.As for this one, I can vouch for the heat settings. Works like a charm! It only loses 1 star because it should have been seamed.

I purchased this for a sewing project that called for using a pressing cloth. At 60 years old and ironing way more than my fair share over the years, I didn’t think it was necessary, but took a chance because of the trusted Dritz brand, and the low price. Holy smokes!! This works great for ironing fusible interfacing to fabric! At first, I tried to use the interfacing without a pressing cloth, and it took forever. This made the process a breeze!

Protects my cloths

I use this all the time. It lets me press sensitive fabrics without leaving any scorch marks or water marks, such as on polyesters, satin, silk. Thin enough to see thru to ensure I have folds in place or pieces aligned, such as when applying fusible interfacing.

Allows you to iron on high heat without damaging the fabric. No longer need to pay tons of money to have my pants pressed at the dry cleaners.

This cloth is surely big enough to cover large areas, almost too big. It's not as sheer as I expected it to be but will do the job. This is a long-standing brand which I why I bought it so I expect it to last a good while.