Wool pressing mat recommendation
Are there certain brands you have tried and liked? Ir brands you did not like?
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I have purchased pads from this website and am happy with the quality and the price! Lots cheaper than buying the pads specifically sold for use as quilting. http://ecorugpads.com
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Originally Posted by recycler
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I have purchased pads from this website and am happy with the quality and the price! Lots cheaper than buying the pads specifically sold for use as quilting. http://ecorugpads.com
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I have a Steady Betty mat and I love it.
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See if you can get a deal on one. They can be expensive.
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I don't have one but I have heard they are cheaper where there are horse products, as a saddle pad.
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I bought one from Quilt in a Day and it's very good. I also got one from Missouri Star and it's good. Can't tell any difference. I also found pressed wool carpet mats from the carpet store that were scraps. The aren't as thick but work fine. I was having my floor replaced and he gave them to me free. My whole guild got pressing mats cut in many different sizes. I tried the wool blanket but it's not stiff enough to work like the pressed pad.
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I like my wool mat especially when I am working with a lot of small pieces. I press them open and they get flatter on the mat.
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Originally Posted by Stitchnripper
(Post 8335206)
I like my wool mat especially when I am working with a lot of small pieces. I press them open and they get flatter on the mat.
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Originally Posted by Jordan
(Post 8335208)
This is my question of the wool mat. Does it help to get your pressed pieces flatter?
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