When using wooly nylon to do a rolled edge on napkins, they can't be ironed because the wooly nylon will melt when ironed--you can iron Filaine! (Education & Events Online Webinars - Free Katrina Walker's Serger Smarts and Fun with Filaine)

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Sep 10, 2020 - 11:30 AM

You can iron wooly nylon if you use a low/synthetic setting. Don�t use high heat with the Filaine either - although yes it is not quite as sensitive as nylon! Additional information about Filaine can be found at https://www.sulky.com/catalog/items/s...

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When using wooly nylon to do a rolled edge on napkins, they can't be ironed because the wooly nylon will melt when ironed--you can iron Filaine!

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