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Mommomjoann 07-09-2011 03:51 AM

I would like to make an ironing board mat to put on my desk, question is: should I get rid of my ironing board? I see so many people using the boards and was wondering. Thanks.

QuiltingGrannie 07-09-2011 03:52 AM

I still iron clothes, so I would keep the ironing board as well.

loves_2_quilt 07-09-2011 04:26 AM

Keep the ironing board as well. I only have a large pressing board and it can be a challenge to iron clothing. I don't iron clothing much, but when I need to it can be hard.

Mommomjoann 07-09-2011 04:28 AM

Thanks for the input.

Glassquilt 07-09-2011 05:36 AM

Keep it. As soon as it's gone you'll need it for something. :)

Gramie bj 07-09-2011 06:47 AM

I have an ironing board for my cutting table, and a TV tray turned into an ironing board by my sewing machine for when I need to do lots of stop, start pressing like paper piecing. Keep your old ironing board! I have mine folded and proped in the corner. I still use it for cloths, really long pieces of fabric, and I use it for an extencion for my sewing table when I work with a large quilt, drapes for large windws, by my sewing table to drape long strips of fraric in order for strip quilting ect. You will probly find many uses for it.

Scissor Queen 07-09-2011 06:56 AM

My regular ironing board is upstairs in my closet. It's for clothes.

Downstairs in the sewing room I have an old dresser with a big board on top. It's storage and an ironing surface in one. The dresser was too short so Son 1 built a riser for the top for me.

QUILTNMO 07-09-2011 07:02 AM

i would keep as sometimes you may yds of fabric to iron comes in handy


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