Pattern for iron caddy
#2
I put 'make your own' or diy iron caddy and this is one I found for free
https://quiltingcubby.com/sew-your-o...of-iron-caddy/
It is just like the one I paid for at my LQS but it was for a mini travel iron.
https://quiltingcubby.com/sew-your-o...of-iron-caddy/
It is just like the one I paid for at my LQS but it was for a mini travel iron.
#4
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Join Date: Oct 2010
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I put 'make your own' or diy iron caddy and this is one I found for free
https://quiltingcubby.com/sew-your-o...of-iron-caddy/
It is just like the one I paid for at my LQS but it was for a mini travel iron.
https://quiltingcubby.com/sew-your-o...of-iron-caddy/
It is just like the one I paid for at my LQS but it was for a mini travel iron.
#7
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Southern USA
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I used this easy casserole carrier for an iron holder and pad. I used double layer of insulbrite and made it the size I needed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFiI5M3-At0 When I take my expensive large iron to class or retreats I use a metal bucket to hold it.
#8
We made this iron caddy in our guild a couple years ago. I use it to take my iron to QOV days and on occasionally to the guild meetings. The guild purchased an iron to use at the meetings so I usually don’t take mine there anymore.
I made the smaller size for travel sized irons but measurements for the larger size were written in on the pattern.
I made the smaller size for travel sized irons but measurements for the larger size were written in on the pattern.
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