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An iron that is designed to give your clothes an extremely wrinkled look.
why?
Perhaps to add a bit of texture and visual impact to an ordinarily plain shirt or pair of pants, or perhaps it could be another way for youths to distance themselves from their clean-cut suit and tie wearing parents.
Its new, its slightly different, buy! buy! buy!
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I spent an hour or more, sometime ago, ironing the creases out of No 2 sons shirt only to be told. thanks mum, but its meant to be like that! |
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Cover an ironing board with glass shards. |
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Idea still has a few wrinkles that need to be ironed out. |
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Unnecessary (having had some experience with an item of clothing that was meant to be wrinkled): simply wash the item, then screw it up into a tight little bundle and let dry. |
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As [DrCurry] indicates, no special iron required. My wife has a skirt that she "irons" by twisting it mercilessly and then tossing it in to the drawer. |
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I do think that an elaboration on the proposed idea might work. A roller iron with a repeating pattern that would press designs in to the fabric might be interesting. Something along the lines of a wheel type rubber stamp that I've seen. A wrinkle pattern could be one many available wheels. It might be too subtle unless the ironing board surface was made to be very pliant. |
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It may be unnecessary, as it were - but the idea is for wrinkling which takes time and energy, rather than using common sense. |
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Nobody gets irony anymore. |
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BaDump - Crash
Sp: Iron knee |
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