Sewing an ironing board cover
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I have some insulbrite batting, I wonder which way does the shinier side go to the back of the material or facing down into the ironing board. I should know this, but not used it yet. Thanks for any suggestions.
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i know when i buy a cover the shiny side is up and potholders/mits are shiny side up. i remember a loooong time ago when my mother covered her ironing board with worn out sheets - just folded it & pinned it in place
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Hello Judylg
On 12th August I sent in pictures of portable ironing tote which I made and gave details of America Quilts(Sews) Creatively episode giving instructions to make these. Follow that link for instructions
On 12th August I sent in pictures of portable ironing tote which I made and gave details of America Quilts(Sews) Creatively episode giving instructions to make these. Follow that link for instructions
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The cover that I purchased with my Big Board had a heavy poly piece that barely covered the top - the texture of it was sort of like warm and natural batting
and a cotton duck cover - that is skimpy in size - and has to be put back on the board while it is still quite damp -
The Big Board is just made of very good grade plywood.
and a cotton duck cover - that is skimpy in size - and has to be put back on the board while it is still quite damp -
The Big Board is just made of very good grade plywood.
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Originally Posted by bearisgray
The cover that I purchased with my Big Board had a heavy poly piece that barely covered the top - the texture of it was sort of like warm and natural batting
and a cotton duck cover - that is skimpy in size - and has to be put back on the board while it is still quite damp -
The Big Board is just made of very good grade plywood.
and a cotton duck cover - that is skimpy in size - and has to be put back on the board while it is still quite damp -
The Big Board is just made of very good grade plywood.
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