Wooden seam roller?
 

Do you have one? Do you like it? Is it as good as an iron for small seams?

Thanks!

I use half of a wooden spring clothespin. Works great for small seams and is cheap as can be!

I have used a mini-wooden pastry roller and it works.
Also have use the plastic scraper thingy that you get with Pampered Chef stoneware.

However, finger pressing to me is underrated ... I prefer to do REAL pressing!

I use my mini roller for wallpaper seams. Works very well.

Cold pressing doesn't work for me. But I found that if I want to open a seam a tracing wheel works pretty good to part the ways.

That's what I use. Makes my hand hurt if I use it too much, but it WAS dirt cheap!

I have a little wooden seam presser, I think I got it on Eleanore Burns web site. Its great for paper piecing.

A WALLPAPER roller for seams does the same thing.

I have a little wooden seam presser works really well. Have not tried a wallpaper roller but I am going to give it a try as well!!!!

I find it works well, I don't have room for an iron near my machine so it saves me walking back and forth as often :)