Iron board cover for quilting
#11
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Join Date: Dec 2012
Posts: 1,857
My small board was in terrible shape and I needed to recover it immediately. I didn't have my usual stuff so I grabbed some insul-bright and an old very thin towel. It is unbelievable! I am going to recover my 2 larger ironing surfaces as soon as I can get more product. Not only does it have a great feel, the results are great.
#12
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Spring Lake, Michigan
Posts: 978
My DH made a big board to cover my regular ironing board. I put the reflective material that Joann's recommended down, then a layer of batting, and then a layer of fabric. Got a staple gun and went to town on the underside. I LOVE IT!
You do need about 4 hands to get it all tight and stapled correctly.
You do need about 4 hands to get it all tight and stapled correctly.
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