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Originally Posted by quiltingme
My DH made me one, too. I wrapped it in batting then covered it with muslin.
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I used 3 layers of felt on the top and covered it with the silver ironing board fabric I purchased at Joann's . I used 1 layer of felt on the bottom to prevent snagging. I put this on a 2'X4' piece of 5/8" plywood. I either place this on top of my ironing board or a table when using.
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I also used the Insulbrite (with the shiny side facing up toward the iron). Underneath it I put a layer of batting and above the Insulbrite, I used a heavy cotton (not as heavy as duckcloth) in a cream color. Although the printed fabric looks so pretty, I didn't want a print because I didn't want to confuse my eyes when working with quilt pieces.
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I covered mine with a striped ticking fabric. I got it as straight as I could and use the "lines" to help insure everything is running even and straight. Not perfect, but it helps.
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I decided on two layers of cotton batting and a layer of the silver ironing board fabric. If I don't like it I will just add a layer of cotton fabric over the top of it. I used scraps for the first layer of batting and the second layer was just two pieces so it was nice to get rid of some of my batting scraps.
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great idea, I'm going to snuggle up to my DH and see if he'll make me one!
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wow, love your ironing board
Originally Posted by CoyoteQuilts
I put a layer of insulbrite and cotton batting then covered with cotton. Here it is.
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Originally Posted by sarahelloyd
great idea, I'm going to snuggle up to my DH and see if he'll make me one!
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i used a couple layers of warm and natural and then covered it with the silver cloth and stapled it down.
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Aside from the slippery-ness of the silver fabric .... any other benefits?
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