ckcowl

clotildes, nancy's notions, keepsake quilting - are 3 online shops that carry them...i'm sure there are hundreds more

clem55

Hancock's has them. I got one for Xmas, thought I would love it, but I don't. It seems to be either too hot, or not hot enough, no inbetween. I also find it strange to hold and iron, I would rather use a small travel iron.

SittingPretty

I'm with you. The Clover iron is so expensive. I bought a cheap travel iron at Walmart, and it works just great. Lately, tho, I seem to be using my regular iron most of the time. I chain piece and usually have quite a few seams to press at one time. I need the added exercise of getting up and going to my pressing board, too. (LOL)

snipforfun

The Clover one with interchangeable tips is the best and ecen better with a Joanns coupon! There is a 50% coupon out there right now.

Connie in CO

I've been using mine for my chicken pincushions.It works great.Connie in CO

3incollege

I have one and never use it. Maybe someday.

dypederson

Call or e-mail Quilter's Quarters in Zephyrhills, FL. They have them in the shop. 813-779-2615 or [email protected]