🧵 Quilter's Cut'n Press by June Tailor: The Ultimate Tool for Precise Quilting Review

My friend uses this for ironing Perler Beads so he doesn't have to pull out the whole ironing board. I use it for cutting and ironing kanzashi flowers. It saves a lot of space and is much more practical than a cutting board and ironing board. This is the second one I've bought (so my boyfriend can have one at home) and I have no doubt that I'll be buying more in the future when I finally get the cutting board into strips. Even if it hasn't happened yet :)

I have limited space for quilting so I have to constantly alternate between setting up the cutting board and removing it to setting up the sewing machine and then getting up to get to the ironing board. I can place the Cut'n Press next to my machine and always have it handy when I need to quickly iron a seam or turn it over for a quick cut. I also bought a travel steam iron to use with Cut 'n Press and it's a great setup. I still use my full size iron and board when I have a large ironing area,

Smells awful when first opened and the label says it's made with chemicals that cause cancer. oh joy I wanted to make my own but didn't want to wait at the hardware store to cut a piece of plywood to cover with cotton wool, fabric and a stapler. I've had one of these before and my biggest complaint is that it doesn't come with a lid so over time it gets dirty with dust and there's no protective case to protect it when not in use so you can keep yours own do need own or use a pillowcase to put…