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FlaGirl 08-08-2013 12:14 PM

How to Make a TV Tray Ironing Board
 
Follow this link for a tutorial on making a TV tray ironing board to put next to your sewing machine.

http://www.american-quilting.com/blog/?p=1908

NJ Quilter 08-08-2013 04:08 PM

I take the lazy way....just wad up an old towel on top of the TV tray. Works great. Lay a small cutting mat on top of that when I need to trim things as well. Works a treat when paper piecing.

connietoo 08-09-2013 06:14 AM

My friend made me one for Christmas several years ago. I love it!!! I take it to retreats with me.

tessagin 08-09-2013 06:22 AM

I have 3 ironing surfaces. TV trays just aren't big enough for me. I have a storage unit on casters and an ironing mat with a grid that fits well on top.

DonnaC 08-09-2013 07:07 AM

I made one of these a couple of years ago, and I just love it! So convenient.

Jingle 08-09-2013 05:50 PM

I don't think tv trays would be strong enough. Of course I haven't tried one. I just jump up and use my tabletop ironing board.

Chasing Hawk 08-10-2013 08:06 AM


Originally Posted by Jingle (Post 6225330)
I don't think tv trays would be strong enough. Of course I haven't tried one. I just jump up and use my tabletop ironing board.


They are, Phyllis. I made mine a few months ago and use it all the time.

FroggyinTexas 08-10-2013 07:06 PM

I followed this tute and made a great ironing surface. Then the legs broke and were beyond repair. I took the top off and carry it from place to place. It works well on table tops, cabinet tops, tops of wastebaskets. I guess I didn't need those legs anyway. Thanks for posting the tute! froggyintexas

Originally Posted by FlaGirl (Post 6222977)
Follow this link for a tutorial on making a TV tray ironing board to put next to your sewing machine.

http://www.american-quilting.com/blog/?p=1908



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