Originally Posted by
Peckish
............I second the idea of bringing your own iron and small pad (I made one similar to the tv tray ironing pad, it has a lip that clamps onto the edge of my worktable at retreat, so my sewing station makes an L). Be aware that some locations are limited on power, so too many irons can be a problem.
Great list Peckish ... but you really do need to add the much needed chocolate to that list!
It's easy to forget the machine cords etc., so good to have them on the list.
Could you show us a picture of your clamped ironing station?
I'm curious how you have it made, so that the clamp will hold it steady as you press.
Another idea would be to make a double sided board with cutting mat on one side, and ironing pad on the other. Even if small, it can save a lot of trips to the cutting and ironing stations for the little bits of work. Yet it wouldn't take a lot of space at ones machine.