Annya

I do all types of thing for myself. most of the time any way so I can do myself a pressing board.

carolaug

Love this idea!! I will be searching for a piece of wood in the cellar. I am going to try and make one of these today.

Sheila Elaine

Great size for larger pieces of fabric. Great idea.

carolaug

You can buy a iron pad that is pretty big and square at Joanne's fabric. its around 20.00 but they always have 40 percent off coupons.

Jeanniejo

You are so smart !!!! Thank you for sharing your brain with us !!!!

Annya

Since I live in Australia it would be costly for me to send for one of them.

Karelannie

Thanks for sharing, I wish to share with you another way its fairly simple too, find a hollow core door cover as you did on the one half the other half put your cutting board you know the green whatchamacallet. attatch to other half. when not cutting on it its a good sewing platform. I did attatch mine to an old treddle sewing machine legs. At one end sew together a cloth bag to put those scraps and threads in attach with cuphooks.

craftybear

thanks for the tutorial!

goonberrie

WOW! when not pressing lean on edge to use as
display board.

GwenH

:thumbup: ..... I made one just like this a few years ago, only I made mine smaller and with thicker plywood, so I could take it to quilt guild nights and retreats.... beats hauling the big cumbersome ironing board