🔲 Optimized Pressing Surface: Steady Betty, 16" x 16 Review

All Steady Betty products are based around a foam core with a fluffy, tactile surface. When folding small pieces of fabric or trying to iron seems open, we can usually use the other hand without risking burning ourselves by getting too close to the iron. They fill the bill very well. They appear to be well made but since they are new we can't comment on their durability but I'd bet that based on their construction it's pretty good.

I like this small print area. I have a table with it, my mini iron, rotary cutter and mat, all next to my sewing machine for easy access. Facilitates the setup of smoking cessation blocks. The only downside is that the surface creaks under my iron, but other than that this product is great. Protects the table from my iron, the foam surface springs back slightly, grabs the fabric when pressed, and is small enough to fit in my small sewing corner. Couldn't be happier!

Steady Betty caught my husband's eye in a quilt catalogue. Of course, if the other half of our quilting team points something out to me, I'll take a look. I did a little research, read the reviews, looked for the best prices (Revain of course) and placed my order. I'm glad I ordered Steady Betty! It does exactly what is advertised - it holds the fabric so you can iron the seams without distortion! Just received a 1920 HST in exchange and I know they will be perfect when opened on my Steady…