Clover Mini Iron

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I have one and never use it either.
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I have one. I used it for embroidery machine applique, but once it got put back in the drawer, it stayed there. I just don't do the kind of quilting that would require something that small.
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Quote: Had one. Did not like it. Did not work very well. Got rid of it.
Same here. I think if your iron has sharp edges and a good point it is not needed. I didn't think it got hot enough for pressing the edges of applique around templar with starch.
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Quote: Love mine. Use it for paper piecing all the time and also for applying the adhesive bias tape when doing stained glass applique. I also have an embroidery machine so while my appliqued items are still in the hoop I can use the mini iron to attach the appliqued pieces.

I made tiny perfect ironing pad by stapling batting and a piece of flannel over a pice of 1X6". I keep it close to the sewing machine so I can use the iron without moving... a good idea for paper piecing!!!!
I also use mine for paper piecing and bias tape. I am going to try your tip for use with the emb machine. Love mine too. My only problem is forgetting to turn it off.
:x :cry: :cry:
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Have it and hardly use it...only once in a blue moon on small applique pieces
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Have one , used twice, prefer my regular iron.:)
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Have one but haven't used it yet. Once my quilting room is set up properly I hope to have it on hand. My husband used it on his leather car seat repair, however!
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Quote: I have one and have never used it :(
me too, but I plan to one day when I get more comfortable with applique
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I had one...returned it. It was a waste of money. I was better off with a travel iron for classes
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I have one and I love it. I covered a tv tray to use as a small ironing board and use it next to my sewing machine with a full size iron and my clover mini. I use the mini for seams
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