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What a great idea. A portable ironing board. Great idea.
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Thanks for the link craftybear,this pattern is just what I was looking for to carry to classes..........pab
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Quilters are usually very generous with information. Ask the ladies in the group where they got the pattern.
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www.sisterscommonthread.com has a caddy pad that's pretty cool
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Originally Posted by EasyPeezy
(Post 1421544)
Like this one, maybe? (Scroll down)
http://fairholmequilters.blogspot.co...1_archive.html |
There was an email today from Keepsake Quilting they are selling those pads in a large size for $12 I don't know if it's the same thing as what your looking for...http://www.keepsakequilting.com/prod...G-BLANKET-.htm
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Iron tote
Originally Posted by quiltinghere
(Post 1421943)
That's a neat easy one.
I wonder how 'cool' the iron needs to be in order to put them in the totes without the iron burning the liner? WARM but not HOT . . . maybe? http://www.kayewood.com/item/Caddy_P...g_Pattern/1288 I really liked this one and a friend has made one that works really well. Looks easy to do too! |
I've made the iron caddy. Also I made one with laminate for the lining and it's great to carry lunch, open it up and you have a placemat. Also good for a baby quick diaper carrier and changing pad. I used the pattern texasladybug posted. here is more pictures and info about it. http://www.sisterscommonthread.com/products.html
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that is cute and easy enough to make without buying the pattern.
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There are several references on QB for this type of project. See: http://www.quiltingboard.com/general...n-t175046.html
I just typed "iron tote" in the search section and came up with several references. |
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