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f Firmly move the spatula handle across the
surface of the fabric to remove any wrinkles
and firmly attach the fabric to the mat.
a Spatula
Peeling Off the Material (Fabric for Quilt
Piecing)
After cutting the material, use a spatula to slowly
peel off just the fabric. Try not to peel off the
support sheet.
a Fabric cut out
b Support sheet remaining on mat
c Spatula
Note
The support sheet may be unintentionally
peeled off while you are removing the fabric
from the mat under the following conditions:
- The adhesive between the mat and support
sheet is becoming weak after repeated uses.
- The support sheet tends to be strongly
attached to a certain types of fabrics.
In this case, use the included spatula to hold
the support sheet on the mat and remove the
fabric using your hand.
After cutting, carefully remove any fibers
remaining on the support sheet.
When attaching fabric with an iron-on sheet
attached or paper to the mat, cleanly peel off
the support sheet from the mat, or attach the
material to a different standard mat without a
support sheet attached.
Do not leave material attached to a mat with a
support sheet attached for a long period of
time; otherwise, the adhesive will permeate the
material.
Notice on Use of High Tack Adhesive
Fabric Support Sheet
When the sheet’s adhesive strength decreases
or fabric becomes twisted while being cut,
replace the sheet with a new one.
When peeling the sheet off the mat or replacing
the sheet, use the spatula to carefully remove
the old sheet.
Store the mat in between uses with the
protective sheet affixed to the support sheet.
If a mat with a support sheet attached is not to
be used for a certain length of time, peel the
support sheet off the mat and affix the
protective sheet on the adhesive side of the mat
before storing it.
Do not reuse a support sheet that has been
attached to the mat.
Store the support sheet at room temperature
and in a location not exposed to high
temperatures, high humidity or direct sunlight.
Do not bend the support sheet to store it.
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