🧵 Gypsy Quilter Wool Pressing Mat - USA Made, 4x4x0.5 inches, Felted for Optimal Pressing Review

I took in the image and didn't realize the size got smaller. The pillow itself is strong and firm. It is compact and takes up a lot of space, but I need a larger size.

This wool rug is a great addition to my sewing workshop! It fits perfectly on my ironing board! I quilt and this is perfect for ironing fabric and quilt blocks! I wish I had invested in this product years ago!

Love it! Should have gotten one sooner. Makes my iron-on sewing projects so much better. would recommend. Would buy from this person again. No smell like other brands I've read about. Love it! Love it! Love it! Thanks for a great product.

I love this wool ironing mat. I bought a Walmart TV tray of about the same size and placed it on top. He sits next to me at the sewing machine and I don't have to get up every 2 minutes. It did not burn, the TV stand was not damaged by steam. It's thick, durable and definitely worth the price! I found it cheaper at Revain than other stores.

I use this felt pad on my dryer to iron quilt blocks, face masks and garment seams. It fits perfectly on the dryer and is thick enough not to damage the surface of the dryer. I've used quilted material before but was concerned it wasn't thick enough to protect the dryer. It was sent promptly. I also like that it's made in the USA but was a bit pricey.

I've had my eye on these rugs for a long time. They are very expensive at patchwork shows and elsewhere on the internet. I could have paid less but I wanted a US made rug (yes I know they probably import wool). This is exactly what I wanted! I knit a lot from small pieces. They stay on the wool and crunch nicely! Bought the biggest rug. I have this on my "Big Board" that sits on top of my ironing board (with a pad in between).

This rug size is ideal when you are working with small pieces of fabric and have limited space to iron those pieces. These pads are as thick as advertised and will not roll or get onto the fabrics you use the pad on. I wish I had known about these pads 5 years ago when I started quilting. At least one warning. If you are using it on a card table or any surface other than a full ironing board, I recommend placing a piece of wood shaped into a mini ironing board under the mat as the heat from the