Ihave a question about travel irons
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i use a small travel iron and a table top ironing board next to my machine when doing applique- and also when peicing blocks with many many pieces-like logcabin blocks.
you know- it's your iron- use it for what ever you want- no quilt police to tell you you can not use YOUR iron-
my sister only owns a little travel iron- says she has no need for a larger one.
you know- it's your iron- use it for what ever you want- no quilt police to tell you you can not use YOUR iron-
my sister only owns a little travel iron- says she has no need for a larger one.
#12
Originally Posted by ckcowl
i use a small travel iron and a table top ironing board next to my machine when doing applique- and also when peicing blocks with many many pieces-like logcabin blocks.
you know- it's your iron- use it for what ever you want- no quilt police to tell you you can not use YOUR iron-
my sister only owns a little travel iron- says she has no need for a larger one.
you know- it's your iron- use it for what ever you want- no quilt police to tell you you can not use YOUR iron-
my sister only owns a little travel iron- says she has no need for a larger one.
#13
Originally Posted by quiltsRfun
I use a travel iron with a small pressing board next to my sewing machine for pressing the seams on blocks and small pieces. For the final pressing of the quilt I use my bigger board and iron.
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