i have 3 or 4 mini ironing boards- i use them alot- i set one right beside my machine when i am working on an applique project- i use one when foundation piecing- or when making log-cabin/pineapple blocks- i take one to work with me once in awhile-
i'd be lost without my mini ironing boards- so much easier than dealing with the big one once in a while- ;) |
Originally Posted by thequilterslink
i just got one at a garage sale, it was 25 cents and i thought maybe i could use it when making totes to get the corners ironed nicely, have not tried it yet tho. Have to get a bag going.
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I use my very little mostly doll clothes. It belonged to my DGM & it's collapsible and 2 different size boards.
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Originally Posted by scrappy2
I use my very little mostly doll clothes. It belonged to my DGM & it's collapsible and 2 different size boards.
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I don't use it all the time, but for quilting squares and small blocks it works well and can be taken to workshops.
My DGD uses it the most for her dolly clothes while I sew. It's perfect size for her she's 3 y/o. |
I still use mine occasionally, mostly if I am pressing seams open, it helps to be able to spread it over the smaller surface.
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I have one around here somewhere. Maybe I'll dig it out if I make some doll clothes
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Don't have one and don't really see where I would use it if I did.
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I use mine all the time. It sits on the end of my ironing board. I do a lot of sewing and quilting of small projects. Great for pressing seams.
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Originally Posted by bjgallent
I use mine all the time. It sits on the end of my ironing board. I do a lot of sewing and quilting of small projects. Great for pressing seams.
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