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by sewlikedawn 05 Apr 2011 ( edited Apr 06'11 02:29 )
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Ironing Sheet? What is it and what is it made of?

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by wishfulthinking 05 Apr 2011
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Dawn. In what context. The only thing which springs to mind here is like an ironing board cover. Although I always place a bedsheet on my ironing board. Am I being dense?
~x~
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by sewlikedawn 06 Apr 2011
No, but Chris hit the nail on the head so to speak.
Dawn
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by pennifold 05 Apr 2011
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Dawn, I use one when I'm ironing something delicate. I also use it when I don't want anything to stick to the iron. It's a special fabric a bit like mesh with a bias binding on the edge. You should be able to get it from any good Haberdashery store. Love Chris

P.S. Just ask for an ironing cloth.
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by sewlikedawn 06 Apr 2011
Thank you so much! I am going to go to Joann's tomorrow and see if I can find one!
Hugs Dawn
by tbbender 06 Apr 2011
dont forget your coupon!
by airyfairy 06 Apr 2011
Chris - these are wonderful things and we can even get them here in SA and better still they are cheap, cheap!!!
by elizabethak 07 Apr 2011
Where in SA???
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by ramona 06 Apr 2011
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You can also check out this site.

http://www.nancysnotions.com/product/supplies/ironing/professional+teflon+pressing+sheet.do
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by tbbender 06 Apr 2011
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Cheaper yet, just use a large sheet of cutaway.

When I cant locate my iron sheet, which is always....I just use stabilizer of course not the sticky kind, that could be a mess.
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by elizabethak 07 Apr 2011
You can get Silicone baking paper. Looks like greaseproof. As I did a lot of Magic Applique prevents the stuff getting onto your iron