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looks like a great idea, and a handy tool.
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Thanks for the instructions and links - really appreciated!
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Could you make one for chip board? Like the kind that is with packaged things like paper. :?:
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It seems like a neat tool, but for $26 I'll be extra careful not to burn my fingers
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Originally Posted by Holice
you can do almost the same thing by pinning a very large safety pin to your ironing board.
I can keep my fingers away from the iron for less than $26.00 I have 2-3 layers of scrap batting, pin two large safety pins the with of an iron plate apart.. slide binding thru the one pin and out the other.. I pull the binding w/o lifting the iron.. careful.. it does get a tad bit warm on the fingers.. |
Too much $ for my budget, I'll keep making mine the old-fashioned way...
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Dang, double post again...
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Originally Posted by LindaM49
This is not the same tutorial I saw before. But here is a link to a Utube video showing how it is done.\
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6Fi5Maq5qA |
I'm with Holice. I use pins placed 6-8 inches apart. Then put your iron down and glide the fabric through. The only thing is you have to be careful not to burn your ironing board cover. (I pin a piece of muslin down and pick up the iron once in awhile) You can get going pretty fast with this trick.
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Too expensive if you ask me. I can just fold and press for free.
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