Diy pressing board

Let's talk pressing boards.The pressing board you choose to use, for your sewing and quilting projects, is very important. Maybe that's an understatement. It's vital.When most of us start sewing, we often use the traditional ironing board for all of our pressing. Did you know that there's something better out there? Something that will give you better results with your finished sewing projects?...

How to Make a Pressing Board for quilting

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.

Mummy Ask has a two storey house. A very neat house, with everything in it's place. And the place for the ironing board is in a cupboard upstairs. Going upstairs to get the ironing board, just to press one seam, is hard. And Mum hates the messy look of the ironing board too. Well, maybe

Whether you want a big, sturdy pressing board you can store and set up easily or you want to turn a dresser or side board into a cool piece of sewing room furniture, some simple supplies can help you make a large pressing space that makes creating those crisp, flat seams a little sweeter! (This pos

Use home decorator weight fabric and a folding wooden tray table to make your own portable pressing table. So handy to have in your sewing room.

Looking over 2 excellent ironing surfaces every quilter and sewist should own! Instructions for DIY larger pressing and the benefit of using the portable UNIQUE Wool Pressing Mat! Oliso M2Pro Mini Project Iron, Oliso Pro TG1600 Smart Iron, UNIQUE Quilting Therm Fleece, Fairfield Toasty Cotton Natural Cotton Quilt Batting

Hey guys!!! Today I'm going to show you how to make your own pressing board!! This is a super easy DIY project that will really make a difference in your sewing and quilting! Don't forget to check out my video where I will walk you through exactly how I made it! The difference between a PRESSING board and an IRONING board is HUGE! The reason you want to use a PRESSING board when quilting is you need a hard surface. An ironing board has to much give from all the cushion the put on it and…

Nothing like a hook to draw the readers in, or at least that was what I was taught in my journalism classes years ago. Today's hot stuff is the new ironing station Pat made me a few months ago. When we moved me into the new studio, with hard wood floors instead of carpeting, we found out my incredibly old (35+ year) ironing board was scratching the floors. So Pat came up with an ironing station/cart. He put it on wheels which he purchased from Ikea. These come as pairs and have a locking…

Step-by-step tutorial for making a guilt ironing board.