🧵 Set of 2 17" x 13.5" Wool Pressing Mats for Quilting – Premium New Zealand Wool Ironing Mat, Ideal for Ironing, Sewing, Christmas Gifts, and Beyond Review

They are great for pressing quilt blocks and making bindings. Both fit perfectly on the ironing board creating a large surface area for ironing and one can be detached and taken to classes and retreats. There was a slight smell of wool when first used, but after a few uses it was completely gone. I don't use steam, but I use Best Press or Spray Strength with no ill effects on the coat. The iron must be set to the wool setting as the cotton/linen setting is too hot and will burn the fine fibers…

I've struggled for a long time to throw out what looks like a bunch of pressed dryer piles. Thing is, there's no substitute for those wooly waffles, and when I stumbled across this deal, which is a simple 2-for-1 deal, I wrestled with the question again, 'well, what's wrong with them when are they? the only good ones." Trading on Market A? Turns out wrestling was just an exercise. I don't know what the more expensive ones look, feel or smell like, but I bet there's no difference and having a…

We went to New Zealand and until then I didn't know that pure New Zealand wool rugs like this existed. When we came back and I saw how my wife carefully ironed her quilts before cutting and sewing them, I checked and found that many quilters have this. While they weren't cheap, a cost-benefit analysis of saving my wife's time and improving her ability to sew and quilt better made me realize it was a must-have for quilters who make a lot of quilts. One caveat is that you don't use steam when…

I have quilted. This means I spend a lot of time ironing silly little pieces of fabric. I hate clicking anything, it annoys me. But if I want nice quilted tops then I have to push - nature of the beast. These pads took what I hated and made it a worthwhile part of my process. When quilting, you iron EVERY smelly seam - front and back - slide, turn, slide, turn - it's exhausting and tiring. Enter these press pads. I don't have to turn a piece to make a second shot. I don't know (or don't care)…