What about sliding a piece of parchment paper inside the shirt. Have never tried it but I don't know why it wouldn't work.
good idea.kns93 said:What about sliding a piece of parchment paper inside the shirt. Have never tried it but I don't know why it wouldn't work.
For craft-type applications usually I put in a piece of the cardboard that comes inside dress shirts when you buy them.Dage Gillan said:I like the thin jersey fabrics for women's tees and was thinking a solution may be to make some sort of insert to put inside. But before recreating the wheel, I thought I'd see if any of you have solutions.
Parchment paper should be fine. I cook with it and it holds up against 425 in the oven.Dage Gillan said:The ideal material would be something that won't melt, burn, or get stuck to adhesive. I am looking into heat resistant silicone -what those new oven mits and pads are made of. Not so easy to find in a larger size... Please keep the ideas coming! Do you know anyone who has encountered this problem that I can contact? Thanks again for your help.![]()
__________________________Jasonda said:Parchment paper should be fine. I cook with it and it holds up against 425 in the oven.
If you want silicone based, get a "Silpat" silicone baking sheet. They are expensive, but they come in lots of sizes.