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Old 08-02-2010, 08:09 PM
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Sassy913
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An iron's an iron's an iron! I use plain, inexpensive models that offer a narrow nose and wide back end. I've often purchased travel irons from garage sales as well as on sale ones from Walmart. Just remember, if it fits your hand well, covers the amount of fabric you want when ironing, maintains an even temperature and cleans easily...you've got a winner. My great grandmother used an old cast iron model from way back when that she heated on the wood stove and made gorgeous quilts and clothes. So it is up to the semstress to make the difference, not the iron. Just have fun!!!
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