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Pressing Tools
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Hot Ruler
$19.95Use the Hot Ruler to measure, mark, fold, press: deep hems, long hems, miter corners. This ruler can be ironed over and over and still works just like new.
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Mini Silicone Iron Rest
$6.49Heat resistant, flexible silicone rest Protects surfaces from a hot iron and steam Safe for use on an ironing board, table or work surface Raised dots help unplugged iron cool faster Can be rolled or folded for storage or travel Perfectly sized for the Dritz Mighty Steam Iron. 6-1/2in x 4-1/8in
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Omnigrid Fold-Away Cutting Mat and Pressing Surface 9 inch by 12 inch
$55.29Omnigrid FoldAway is a portable cutting and pressing station. The gridded cutting mat is 8-3/4in x 11-3/4in and the non-stick ironing surface is 8-3/4in x 11-3/4in are side by side. It can be used on any work surface and great for trimming foundation piecing or cutting around templates. Use both sides, or fold one under. It folds for convenience, small size fits in travel or tote bag, easy storage and has handles for easy carrying. The hook & loop tape closure keeps it securely shut when not in use. 9in x 12in
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Silicone Iron Rest
$8.99Protects surfaces from hot iron. Safe for use on ironing boards, tables or counters. Raised dots help iron to cool faster.
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Steamfast Travel Steam Iron
$35.99This may be the world’s smallest steam iron with a mighty ability to set crisp creases and remove wrinkles. It is strong enough for everyday use at home, yet lightweight and compact for taking along with you.
When trying to iron in and around pockets and pleats, the SteamFast SF-717-A with its tiny non-stick soleplate, will get into places bigger irons can’t reach. If you travel, or if you simply need to touch up garments away from home, the SF-717-A Steam Iron is an ideal appliance.
It comes with a convenient travel bag, and features a non-stick soleplate, and dual voltage for overseas travel. You can be confident that Steamfast products are built to perform, and are built to last.
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Thermal Thimbles
$6.49Dritz Clothing Care is a line of products that will help you give quality care to all your clothing and fabric items. Thermal Thimbles are heat resistant finger protectors designed to fit the index finger or thumb of either hand while ironing. Three sizes included for your best fit. Use caution when using steam. Not intended for use with sharp objects.
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Wool Pressing Mat – 17in x 17in x 1/2in Thick
$39.99Press any pieced or embroidered block with ease. The density of this high-quality 100% felted wool mat localizes heat to the seams and stitches, effectively pressing both sides at once. An added bonus? The texture of the wool stops fabrics from shifting so there is no distortion when pressing. Tips and Tricks For best results, use a dry iron when pressing. When pressing an embroidered block, iron on the wrong side. The wool mat will cushion the stitches and retain the texture of the embroidery design. If the mat feels damp after use, hang to air-dry before storing. Wash the mat occasionally by rinsing it in cold water and hang the mat until dry. If you choose to use starch, wait to press the fabric until it is completely dry. . Starch build-up can scorch the mat if not cleaned properly. Recommended surfaces for the wool mat include Formica, Corian, stone, and metal (an ironing board). Wood and painted surfaces should be avoided. Never place the mat on a rotary cutting mat when pressing. The heat could warp the cutting mat.
Color: Gray
Made of: Wool
Use: Pressing Mat
Size: 17in x 17in x 1/2in
Included: One Mat
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Wool Pressing Mat 13-1/2in x 13-1/2in x 1/2in Thick
$39.99Press any pieced or embroidered block with ease. The density of this high-quality 100% felted wool mat absorbs seams and stitches, effectively pressing both sides at once. Block knitted projects as well by pinning them directly to the mat. An added bonus? The texture of the wool stops fabrics from shifting so there is no distortion when pressing.
Tips and Tricks
The pressing mat can be used with a dry iron on any surface. If using steam, place the mat on a protected surface since moisture does go through the mat and can harm the surface below. Never place the mat on a rotary cutting mat when pressing. The heat could warp the cutting mat. If mat feels damp after use, hang to air-dry before storing. Wash the mat occasionally by rinsing it in cold water and hanging the mat until dry – especially if using a spray starch. Safe surfaces include Formica, Corian, stone, and metal (an ironing board). Wood and painted surfaces should be avoided. A wool mat is a handy tool for quick pressing when kept next to your sewing machine.