Mini Irons
#1
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
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Has anybody used, tried, have an opinion on the Clover Mini Irons? I wanted to purchase one for appliqueing, but have read some really negative remarks on Joann's "review this product" section. They seem expensive, and I do not want to spend that kind of money if they really are a "flop". Thanks for your input, as always I am sure it will be worth its weight in knowledge. Bea
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If you mean the ones that have a small iron shape on a long (8")stem. I have had one for several years and use it almost everyday. I do mostly hand piecing sitting in my recliner and have the iron on the table next to it. Have a reversable lap thingy that you can cut on one side and iron on the other. I like my iron. But be careful because they really do get hot.
#6
I have one and have never really liked it. I have a small black & decker travel iron which folds done into a small carrying case, I like it much better. Sunbeam has a small travel iron too that my daughter purchased and it is real nice. You can do both steam and dry ironing with both. I would waste my money on the other.
#7
My favorite mini iron is Hobbico. I also have the blue tile iron holder. I've used Clover mini irons, but I don't care for them.
http://www.softexpressions.com/softw...obbico.php#hob
http://www.hobbylinc.com/htm/hca/hcahcar8000.htm
http://www.softexpressions.com/softw...obbico.php#hob
http://www.hobbylinc.com/htm/hca/hcahcar8000.htm
#10
I'm pretty cheap!! I had the clover in my basket at JoAnn's and when I was passing the iron isle, I saw the cutest little iron that was pink for 9.99 & I had a 50% off coupon!!! Brought home the little pink one. Too cute for words!!! Brings me a smile just thinking about it.
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