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05-25-2016, 10:18 AM

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donnajean

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Originally Posted by rhilkey

I recently purchased a Steamfast SF717. It works great. It is about the same price from Amazon and Craftsy.

I think that is the one I have sitting in my Amazon.com cart waiting for my next purchase. I don't need it for travel, but I think I would like using a smaller iron for my applique projects.

05-25-2016, 04:00 PM

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twinkie

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This is what my DH put together for me to take to retreats. It is so very handy
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]550843[/ATTACH] This is a miniature ironing board with a Conair miniature iron. It is a spray iron and I have used it for 5 years

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05-25-2016, 04:35 PM

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gingerd

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Twinkle....very cute!!

05-25-2016, 04:57 PM

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Terry in the ADK

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I have a Dritz little iron which I bought from a vendor at a Quilt show. I absolutely love it.!
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05-25-2016, 05:06 PM

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QuiltingVagabond

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Love my little Steamfast from amazon...

05-25-2016, 06:54 PM

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ctrysass2012

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I have 2 vintage travel irons I found at thrift stores. 1 is a Valiant & the other is North American Philips. They are both dry irons & have a fold over handle. Took 1 with me to MI last year & it was perfect. Takes up very little space.

05-25-2016, 09:10 PM

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Claire123

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I would like on also. Some people also have cases to carry the hot/warm iron to their car, plus a small ironing board or mat.

05-26-2016, 02:29 AM

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Reba'squilts

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I just replaced my small Rowenta that I use in the RV. Seems to get plenty hot!I also use a spray bottle. The old one had wires breaking where it attached to iron. My H fixed it a couple of times. I finally thought I was going to start one of the infamous Rowenta fires and pitched it!

05-26-2016, 10:18 AM

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Shorebird

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Originally Posted by gingerd

I'm taking a few classes this summer. I need to bring an iron. Does anyone have a travel iron they recommend? I have the regular size Oliso and love it!
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Thanks!

For a lightweight travel iron,, I can strongy recommend the $19.99 Sunbeam (PURCHASED FROM amazon).....It gets super hot, has steam capability, and is very easy to use............

05-26-2016, 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Shorebird

For a lightweight travel iron,, I can strongy recommend the $19.99 Sunbeam (PURCHASED FROM amazon).....It gets super hot, has steam capability, and is very easy to use............

I also made and use the hot iron caddy that can be used to carry the hot iron and doubles as a pressing surface so you are not vying for iron time with others at class. Pattern at Nancy's Notions for $14.99 and includes the heat resistant fabric to make one.....additional can be purchased at Joann's..