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At a recent guild meeting, one of the gals happened to bring up the subject of travel iron caddies. Since she planted the bug in my ear, I'...

DIY Fabric Iron Caddy Tote Free Sewing Pattern + Video | Fabric Art DIY

Hot Iron Caddy: We’ve all been to classes, or sewing group meetings and are stuck with the issue of the iron… You know you need it so you can have beautiful, pressed, seams, but what do you press on and then what do you do with your hot iron?! Now your problems ar…

Here's a quick and stylish way of transporting your travel iron the Travel Iron Tote & Ironing Pad Pattern for Mini Irons by Sist...

It Works As a Pressing Pad, Too! This clever caddy was designed for toting an iron. It’s perfect for traveling and for quilt retreats and classes. The caddy opens up into a pressing mat. That also means you don’t need to wait for the iron to cool before packing it up. Nice! There are a …

At a recent guild meeting, one of the gals happened to bring up the subject of travel iron caddies. Since she planted the bug in my ear, I'...

Another Mini Monday is done, I started on Monday -- really I did. Today I completed a Mini Iron Caddy. It only took me four trial runs out of paper. You see I had the dimensions for the regular sized iron, but I don't want to carry that to classes so I worked....and worked...and worked to come up with a tote that would fit my Steamfast mini iron. Now that it's done, it probably would be fairly simple to replicate, but who needs two? If you decide to make an iron caddy for yourself, make sure…

Yesterday I decided it was time to get to work sewing together the little iron caddy for when I carry my travel iron to and from quilting classes. Since I'm taking a class at the end of April, there was no time to waste. You might recall that I purchased the pattern for this while visiting the Going Batty quilt shop in Reno, Nevada. It was the perfect size for my little travel iron. This is the one I saw made up in the quilt shop. So cute. Mine is the Caddy Pad Jr. The pattern included a…

A few weeks back we had much fun at our quilt guild sewcial. After a whole day of sewing and ironing when came time to pack up I was faced with the task of driving home with a relatively hot iron. I did not unplug it in time for it to cool down. I was unprepared for this. All the way home I was one distracted driver trying to ensure the iron does not trip over onto the rubber floor mats in the car. I definitely needed a solution to this problem. Jessica our guild president mentioned that she…