I have the Steam Fast. Clover has a new wedge iron that is getting raves reviews. http://www.nancysnotions.com/product...+wedge+iron.do
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I have this one: http://www.amazon.com/Press-Conair-H...l+clothes+iron
It also has burst of steam, which is good to use on clothes on hangers, etc. I used it when traveling. |
Originally Posted by ManiacQuilter2
(Post 7382664)
I bought a Clover iron but I like to get the exercise for getting up to iron so I seldom use it.
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I have a small 2 inch Dritz mini iron. It works ok, but doesn't seem to get hot enough. It worked ok when doing my Log Cabin because I didn't have to get up until I was finished with the block. Then I would get up and press it with my big iron. I would not buy another one. Good Luck.Syl
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I have a Sunbeam mini iron to use when paper piecing, which I like very much.
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Originally Posted by LynnVT
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I have the SteamFast too and it's a GREAT little iron. I bought it for quilting but had to buy a 2nd for my DH - he kept swiping mine because it is so much better than the little travel iron he had been using.
I'm glad this came up, I have some new quilting friends and was looking for quilting-related gifts, at $20 this is perfect! Might as well buy myself a 3rd one too, for back-up! |
I have 2 irons one is smaller than the other and works. Have seen the Steam Fast in Walmart. May just have to plickit up
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You name, I've got it. My Favorite is a hobby iron I saw Eleanor Burns using on one of her TV shows.
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I don't recommend the Clover. I have one, doesn't get hot at first. I have to turn it off, then on again. Then it might get hot enough...
Will have to look into the iron that folks noted above. Thanks for starting this thread! |
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