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Feb
22
Linda from Life, Quilts and a Cat Too shows how to make this hot iron cover. Use a cover like this to transport your iron to and from sewing circle meetings. Find out how to make one!
[via Field Trips in Fiber.]
- Sneak peek: Quilts for Kids fabric line
- Iron Caddy
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- Tutorial: Making iron-on patches
- Cool idea: Easy water refill for your steam iron
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Thanks for the “shout out”. You might be interested in my “sorta tutorial” on t-shirt quilts too. (Link in my side bar)