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Happy New Year Peeps! Instead of the usual New Year’s post showing quilts you’ve already seen, I’d thought I’d go fresh into the New Year and share some of my studio. Long before the studio’s basics were built I started researching options for the most efficient and functional layout (there’s a Pinboard for that;). I’ve had...Read More »

I’m in love with my new mini ironing board! And, I made it myself! With a little help from hubby, lol. I found this fun DIY Sewing Craft on one of my fun Facebook Groups for other sewing enth…

I am so excited about finishing my new ironing station. I had previously posted about an ironing station that was in progress using an IKEA tv stand. It is the BESTA TV b…

Ironing your clothes may never be your favorite chore, but with these ironing station ideas, you can at least enjoy the view and save some space!

It's easy to have a beautiful and inspiring craft room with these how to create an all purpose craft room tips and ideas.

My little guy decided to do a little slice and dice on his finger during his battle with the wall mounted ironing board so I am taking some PTO. Sorry no Feature Friday today. But, as a consolation prize I will show you the ingenious ironing board that my hubs built for me one Christmas. …

I've been busy spring cleaning. One of my projects was to replace the fabric on my ironing board table. I made this ironing board table when I first started to quilt. I've recovered it twice so I decided it needed to be torn apart and recovered again. MATERIALS: 2' x 4' MDF wood or a size to your requirement 1 1/2 yards insul-bright (heat resistant batting) required for 2' x 4' board 1 1/2 yards batting ( I used a crib size pre-packaged batting) 1 1/2 yards duck fabric 1 1/2 yards decorative…

In the spirit of the new year, I have a DIY project that will help organize your sewing space. I researched many ironing boards and ironing board stations DIY style and ready made. I made this one by getting inspiration from several pictures on the internet. I made alterations to make it a rolling cart with storage. Once the supplies are purchased for the project, it was pretty easy to make and will only take a couple of hours of your time to build it. If you have a handy helper, it's even

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Learn how to make a DIY Ironing Board in 5 simple steps! Perfect for quilters and sewing enthusiasts who want a custom, easy-to-create workspace.