Worth the money. I got one and love it.
Originally Posted by Onebyone
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I use this. Omnigrid 12-Inch-by-18-Inch Fold-Away Portable Cutting & Pressing Station. It's super nice and easy to tote.
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Your avatar look so interesting! Can you please post a picture of it? And I also swear by the June Tailor mat!
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Connecting Threads have the Omnigrid press mat for 40% every so often. There are different sizes of them. I bought all three sizes at different sales. I use the large and smallest ones the most.
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In Walmart on day I saw an ironing mat that was like thick material with ironing surface on one side. It just folds up then you can lay it out wherever you want. I thought at the time it would be good for travel.
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You could cover an old or new cutting board.
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I have this one too. It's great to take to class. And when my DH retires and we get an RV to travel, It will go with us.
Originally Posted by Onebyone
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I use this. Omnigrid 12-Inch-by-18-Inch Fold-Away Portable Cutting & Pressing Station. It's super nice and easy to tote.
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I still love my little ironing board with my miniature Conair steam iron.
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I have an ironing mat, made like a huge potholder. Several layers of batting with a layer of that silver stuff that they put in potholders and a nice top and back fabric. It has minimal quilting so it folds up nicely and fits in a bag along with the travel iron. No board to deal with. Easy to transport to another room or another state.
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I was going to make one, but then read what Bonnie Hunter suggested...it was way easier 😊. I bought a June Tailor cut and press thingie and sewed up the sides of a bath towel to make a "pillowcase" for it. The terry cloth protects the ironing surface and can be tossed in the washer/dryer when it gets grubby.
I have never used the cutting side...I stick my 12x18 mat in the sack, along with any rulers I might need, to tote along when necessary. We live in our rv, so this is what I mostly use for an ironing surface. It fits nicely on a tv table and I keep it next to me when I'm sewing, but drag it along to the clubhouse or guild when needed. Margaret |
Originally Posted by lclang
(Post 7560568)
I have an ironing mat, made like a huge potholder. Several layers of batting with a layer of that silver stuff that they put in potholders and a nice top and back fabric. It has minimal quilting so it folds up nicely and fits in a bag along with the travel iron. No board to deal with. Easy to transport to another room or another state.
I read a tip on here some time ago that someone used a fabric drop cloth that you find in the paint area of big box stores or they are at Harbor Freight I believe, to use as a cover for ironing surfaces. Less expensive than heavy fabric by the yard. |
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