Buff

I have one. Have used it a couple of times but it doesn't seem to get hot enough. Use a Rowenta travel iron instead and love it

JUNEC

I have one that is still in the package - never opened

JSNOMORE

I use mine for applique . I use the starch method and the mini iron is perfect for that.

Jammin' Jane

I have one and like it for applique and paper piecing. I set it up right by my sewing machine so I don't have to get up. The plastic holder was frustrating, so I got a wooden block with a groove in it. That works great!
I also have the Rowenta travel iron and I love that!

djmormon

OOPS
Let's try this again.
I don't know about your clove iron.
I saw this young girl on a YouTube doing a tutorial and she was using this sweet little iron. Someone asked her about it and she said where to buy it. Steamfast is the brand.

http://www.brandsplace.com/0133-sf-717.html

SteamFast Compact Steam Iron SF-717

Item# 0133-sf-717

Regular price: $26.90

Sale price: $16.63

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Availability: Usually Ships Within 3-4 Business Days
Product Description
SteamFast Compact Steam Iron SF-717
Lightweight and Compact, the perfect travel companion. This may be the world's smallest steam iron with a mighty ability to set crisp creases and remove wrinkles. It is strong enough for everyday use at home, yet lightweight and compact for taking along with you. When trying to iron in and around pockets and pleats, the SteamFast SF-717 with its tiny non-stick soleplate, will get into places bigger irons can't reach. If you travel, or if you simply need to touch up garments away from home, the SF-717 Steam Iron is an ideal appliance. It comes with a convenient travel bag, and features a non-stick soleplate, and dual voltage for overseas travel. Your college kids away from home will love its portability and ease of use.
• SteamFast Compact Steam Iron SF-717
• Very small and easy to pack
• Non-stick soleplate
• Dual Voltage
• 15-second heat-up time
• Travel bag
• Plastic measuring cup
• 420 watts
• 1.4 oz water capacity
• Temperature range: 140-428F (60-220C)
• Weight 1 lb.
• UPC: 0-47171-43400-5



It is great for ironing your piecing.

It fits right in your palm.

Dee Dee

I have one, but practically never use it. I like a nice crisp press and it just isn't large enough or hot enough for me. I'm sure for very small areas it would be great.

lynnsv

I have one and I love it for paper piecing; it does get hot

lbc

The holder that these come with does not work well and mine has fallen off several times and burned the pad I had it on. I do think I saw a more sturdy holder on the new ones in the store. I bought it for applique work but have found I prefer my regular iron (even for small pieces). I hold my piece steady with a stilleto and it works fine.

Helen20906

Save your $$$$. This is one of those "must haves" that end up shelved. I bought it for paper piecing and burned myself many times with this junky iron. Personally I prefer a regular steam iron.

Mommomjoann

I have one and don't use it. It doesn't get hot enough, I just use the big one! Use your gift card on something else.