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Old 06-19-2015, 07:21 AM
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maviskw
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Originally Posted by Girlfriend
Here's a great link on how to make a portable pressing board.
http://sentimentalquilter.blogspot.c...tal+Quilter%29
I've made 2 of these, and recently made one using a wooden TV tray from Walmart. I love how easy they are to make.
I love these portable ironing pads. That is a good way to make one. Some I have seen use very much padding under the canvas. That is not necessary. The ones you buy have a piece of foam about 1/16th inch thick. One piece of batt should work unless it is really thin.

As for the washing of the top, I have my ironing board covered with freezer paper. It works well as an ironing surface, but the biggest reason to use it is when you are doing a lot of spray starching. When the freezer paper gets grungy looking, peel it off and put on new.
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