By A Mystery Man Writer
If you have a Wool Pressing Mat from MadamSew, you know how wonderful it is to press quilting block units using it. It holds the fabrics in place, reducing distortion while pressing, and the heat radiates up from the below the fabric as the wool holds in the heat from the iron. Creases are sharper, and seams are easier to press open or to one side with less effort. I know I am totally addicted to mine, and I wanted to be able to carry it with me to sewing days and retreats.
If you have a Wool Pressing Mat from MadamSew, you know how wonderful it is to press quilting block units using it. It holds the fabrics in place, reducing distortion while pressing, and the heat radiates up from the below the fabric as the wool holds in the heat from the iron. Creases are sharper, and seams are easier to press open or to one side with less effort. I know I am totally addicted to mine, and I wanted to be able to carry it with me to sewing days and retreats.
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Madam Sew Wool Pressing Mat for Quilting (17” x 13.5”) – 100
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