Aah...I suspected that that's what you have. I love mine because the legs have that curve to them so you can sit to use it without banging your knees. I set it up next to my sewing table and put one of my "big boards" on it, and I can press as I sew. I use it more for a work surface than just an ironing board.

Yep, that's the cover I bought too. Remember I said it didn't fit well? My advice...buy the pad, use it for a pattern and make a cover.

The link that Rhonda K posted also has the covers for Mary Proctor boards.

I sometimes buy a new one. Sometimes, though, I just lay the old one right side down on some new fabric and sew around it :)

Thanks everyone for the great links! I'm going to have to inspect Mom's ironing board next time I visit to see if it is in fact a Mary Procter. I've never actually seen it with the wings extended, as she hasn't had a cover that fit that way in my lifetime. After looking at some pictures, it seems likely - it has the curved legs and little wheels that the Mary Procter boards had.

Try Amazon. I have the double flip.
https://www.amazon.com/Replacement-C...1371280&sr=8-1

But for that price I made my own. Not that hard.

Your so welcome Jordan. I hope you find what you want for the fabric to make yours.

Ironing board cover
 

I took my old one off and used it as a pattern. I used material with Lines on it so I could make sure I kept everything straight. Works great.