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by vickiannette 28 Apr 2012 ( edited Apr 28'12 17:44 )
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this tiny iron is used primarily for "lead light" patchwork. It works beautifully for these projects because you won't burn your fingers while ironing on the bias tape.

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by cfidl 28 Apr 2012
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very cool! I want to get this one with interchangeable tips. The one I am using is ergonomic, however sometimes I need something even smaller. LLDS!
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by noah 28 Apr 2012
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Thanks i hope to get one soon hugs
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by read180 28 Apr 2012
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I have one of these, but I find it to much trouble to dig out and use. I have not found it to be that helpful, but maybe you need just the right project for it's usefulness. Cindy B
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by juanitadenney 28 Apr 2012
Me too. Juanita
by lindalee757 28 Apr 2012
Same here Cindy-it was one of those "handy gadgets" that I had to have-it's in it's storage pouch in a drawer of less used items. Guess I should try to make use of it again one of these days.
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by dilceia 28 Apr 2012
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very good!
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by ethan 28 Apr 2012
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I have one of these and love it for turning the edges of applique. I use freezer paper and starch method. G
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by rsehorse 28 Apr 2012
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I recently considered buying one of these when I did a stained dlass quilting project, But i didn't need it. my regular iron worked just fine by using just the tip of it and I never burned my fingers even once. Susan