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what is your pressing/ironing set up?

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knitnoid
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Re: what is your pressing/ironing set up?

Post by knitnoid » Tue Jan 01, 2008 1:00 pm

I've got a small pressing mat (12 x 14) which fits on the end of my sewing table. I use this for pressing small stuff. When I have to press yardage, I setup my large ironing board, which hangs on the back of the door when not in use.

ladiehummer
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Re: what is your pressing/ironing set up?

Post by ladiehummer » Fri Jan 04, 2008 4:35 pm

My ironing board is over 35 years old. It is a heavy wooden one. I actually bought it at the Farmers Market about 30 years ago with the intentions of having my stepmom paint a scene on it and hang it on the wall. But I used it and fell in love with it's sturdiness, some of the ones now days are so wobbily. I have a Rowenta iron, that I purchased after using one in a quilt class; just loved the way it worked.

gardenquilter
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Re: what is your pressing/ironing set up?

Post by gardenquilter » Sat Jan 05, 2008 5:30 am

depends on how wild i have gotten - i start out with an ironing board but have been known to cover a work table and also have a portable one i will set up next to machine

JudyWoo
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Re: what is your pressing/ironing set up?

Post by JudyWoo » Sat Jan 05, 2008 5:07 pm

If I have yardage to iron I will lug out the ironing board and set it up. If it's just a wee thing like a block, I put a thick towel on my flat-top kitchen stove and iron it there. I want you to know though, that yesterday I ordered a Cushioned Quilters Square for pressing small things! :)

Judy

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