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How To Iron Pleated Pants: Video Series

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Learn how to iron pleated pants in this free video series on ironing and home maintenance. Improve your home making skills with the help of an expert.

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  1. Learn how to make starch to iron pleated pants from a professional seamstress in this free video on ironing clothing.

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  2. Learn how to starch the inside of pleated pants from a professional seamstress in this free video on ironing clothing.

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  3. Learn how to iron the waistband of pleated pants from a professional seamstress in this free video on ironing clothing.

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  4. Learn how to iron pleated pants from the inside from a professional seamstress in this free video on ironing clothing.

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  5. Tips for ironing pleated pants from a professional seamstress in this free video on ironing clothing.

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  6. Learn how to avoid burns when ironing pleated pants from a professional seamstress in this free video on ironing clothing.

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  7. Learn how to iron the outside leg of pleated pants from a professional seamstress in this free video on ironing clothing.

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  8. Learn how to use cotton covers when ironing pleated pants from a professional seamstress in this free video on ironing clothing.

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  9. Learn how to iron pleated pants from a professional seamstress in this free video on ironing clothing.

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Since the dawn of time, men and women alike have preferred straight clothing over wrinkled clothing. Cave drawings uncovered in the Mesopotamian Desert wilderness show women heating rocks and rubbing them on fur clothing. Wrinkled clothing was actually an offense punishable by death in Hammurabi's Code. A recent archaeological discovery has uncovered the oldest laundromat in recorded history while excavating the ancient city of Ur. Cleverly named Laund-UR-mat, this laundromat, actually started by Abraham's youngest brother Ephraham, is historical proof that even thousands and thousands of years ago, human beings found ironing clothes inconvenient and tedious and that people would rather outsource ironing than take the time to do it at home. Fortunately, there is help for those of us that burn holes through shirts and ruin blouses. The experts at Expert Village have made an easy to follow and completely free video series to make ironing at home an option again.

In this free video series, watch as professional homemaker Marti Swanson teaches how to iron pleated pants.

 
About the Presenter

Marti Sawnson Marti Swanson is a versatile professional with a background as a fashion designer, University instructor, entrepreneurial business owner (in the fashion and beauty industry), and a mother. Her education includes a wide range of University and specialized training, including fashion design at St. Mary’s University, Vogue College of Cosmetology, Nashville Academy of Fine Arts (theater), Hill Country Fine Arts (costume design), and Texas State University, where she graduated Cum Laude. Her professional resume includes project management, planning and facilitation, and education and training. She was also an instructor at Texas State University, the owner of Earth Stone Design/Cinagro which specialized in design-products for the marketplace, Master Planner, Trainer, writer for Texas Parks and Wildlife, and hairstylist/make-up artist. Her expertise includes knowledge of fabrics, materials, and clothing manufacturing. She has also worked professionally as a seamstress.dkdk

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