making your own iron board
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I found this by watching all the tutes they have here at missouri quilt co. I love this place. This looks so easy to make and can take it anywhere.. Enjoy. blossom
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uGVY...x=2&playnext=3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uGVY...x=2&playnext=3
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Ok - so I am tired - justed opened the link up - didn't realize my sound was on 35% - woke DH up - he is not happy with me at the moment - will be playing this tomorrow AM - looks very interesting
Thanks for the link
Thanks for the link
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When my life slows down a little, I am making that. I have all the stuff on hand already. I have been wanting to do one to set over my ironing board when I need more ironing space. That is just so easy looking.
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I made two that are easier and really are portible...
Just layer heavy demin as your top, insul bright, light batting or felt, and silver ironing board fabric for backing...You can add a fabric handle to make it easier to carry around to class.
I made a super large one to cover the entire top of my drafting table I use. Then I made a smaller version 20x20 to take to class.
Just layer heavy demin as your top, insul bright, light batting or felt, and silver ironing board fabric for backing...You can add a fabric handle to make it easier to carry around to class.
I made a super large one to cover the entire top of my drafting table I use. Then I made a smaller version 20x20 to take to class.
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