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C.Cal Quilt Girl 12-23-2010 05:35 PM

LOL since it's a area rug might as well have fun with it and deco with more prints, do like the foot print idea, can make them do in the direction of where the iron sets!! :)

bgullett 12-23-2010 05:37 PM

I've done it too!

Pickles 12-23-2010 05:57 PM

I've done it also, sorry about your Ooooops

Jo Belmont 12-23-2010 06:03 PM

This might work - picked up from another site:

Hi there, removing a burn from a carpet is nearly impossible I did have an iron burn on my carpet. I found a dog brush (a small brush with small wire bristles) and pick it. This fluffs the carpet, also a razor, a cheap BIC razor. go over it LIGHTLY start 4 inches away from actual burn and do it very lightly towards the burn so it blends in. If you have any more questions I am handy on fixing carpets (what can i say I'm a klutz, I spill and drop a lot of things!!

Hope that helps some.

bucksprt 12-23-2010 06:03 PM

I did this on a newly done carpet. Called the installer and he used a piece that was left over to just replace thaat ssmall spot. Was an easy fix and after a couple of months didn't even noticce it any more.

Gail Maine> <Florida

sewnbyme4u 12-23-2010 06:32 PM

No problem.....use the photograph as a pattern for an Artquilt and call the "mishap" research! I honestly think it would make a beautiful artquilt.....

som 12-23-2010 06:35 PM

i did the same thing once and i lived in a rented app..i cut the shape of the iron out of the carpet there was a piece in the closit ,i used the burnt piece as a pattern ,and cut a new piece and i dont remember if i taped it or glued it in the exacted hole nowome ever new and believe me i was scared to do it but you couldnt even tell. hope it works for you

galvestonangel 12-23-2010 06:40 PM


Originally Posted by hannajo
I can't figure out why they haven't invented a cordless iron yet. They have cordless everything else.

Oreck has a cordless iron, but it is so heavy I gave it away.

If you really want the imprint gone, a good carpet man can replace that samll piece of carpet. I know I had it done many years ago. But I rather like it.

pdcakm 12-23-2010 06:43 PM


Originally Posted by sewjoyce

Originally Posted by amma
Well... you can keep repeating the pattern... it will go with your sewing room :wink: :roll: :D:D:D

Or you can do this automatically by just moving your ironing board periodically...that way, you're sure to trip over it again...and again...

lmao.

Sewingyankee 12-23-2010 06:45 PM

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Look under my ironing board toward the back. The same thing happened to me. LOL
Alice


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