Old 05-01-2010, 09:32 AM
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zkosh
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Originally Posted by Chay
Sharon Schamber has a good video on making a pressing board of any size. I made one and set it on top of my regular ironing board; it hangs over the edge but is very sturdy. What I like is that it's firm, not mushy like a regular ironing board. Mine is about 24x24" and holds a 12" square with room for the iron, pins, etc. to sit.
I'm about to make one of these boards, too. In fact, I am considering making a small one to put beside my machine and a large one that can be used for large pieces or entire quilt tops. It makes sense to me that it is easy to distort when the pressing surface is too soft. I am doing a better job of pressing now and I can tell the difference.

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