Old 04-27-2011, 04:16 PM
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TonnieLoree
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Originally Posted by QuiltE
I was frustrated when pressing yardages. You know how the board is narrow to begin with and then narrows to the point. Seemed like I got nowhere fast when pressing because of that point!

Solution -- Screwed a rectangular piece of plywood to the a metal mesh top. About 22" wide and a bit longer on each end than the ironing board is. Now I have a nice large surface that I can use for pressing. Nice when doing several blocks at once, space for the stack of unpressed, can press several at once and let each cool before lifting for the next bunch.

And when doing yardages .... it's a dream!

Bonus ... With a tablecloth or vinyl covering, it doubles as a side table when I have company. Or as the bar! :)
I love these multi-purpose things!
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