Almost two years ago I picked up my current ironing board. I had to buy a new one after a 2:30 AM disaster but that’s a whole other story entirely. I picked the big one at Target cause it felt like it had better padding than the other one and the larger size should accommodate… Continue reading Turn your Ironing Board into a Mega Pressboard

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'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…

Whenever I flip the calendar to January, I get the urge to organize my sewing studio. This IKEA hack for the sewing room creates an ironing board and storage caddy in one ON WHEELS. Storage solutions means more room for collecting and using scraps. Features we love about this ironing board station include: MATERIALS: If […]

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

It's here! The annual list of my top 10 favourite IKEA hacks of the year. Let's celebrate the creativity and effort of each hack, no matter big or small.

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! ☺💙 #TheSewGoesOn #Oliso #heatnbond #patchwork #QUILTsocial

This easy sewing tutorial is to recover an ironing board with a new fabric when the ironing board cover is already worn out and needs a new cover.

Read this pressing board tutorial to learn how to make a DIY ironing board using wood, batting, and quilted ironing board fabric.

One thing that’s for sure is I’m all about recycling and reusing, and I especially enjoy repurposing. With the help of my husband, I turned an ugly unused piece of plywood into a cute, …