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253107I agree with the others! Perfect as always - and, not to forget, colours matching to your new guestroom. I am confident you are having great pleasure working in there. And what a great idea to use a frame yourself with some quilting circles. Have a good day - Maria
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313789111091WELL DONE Sarah!!!
Looking good :-)
Lotsa Love
Nicky
2155Great idea, love the stipple I haven't seen this one before.
45917Clever idea.The iron & its new rug match your guest room decoration,are they going to be permanent fixtures in the room ?
by airyfairy
10 Apr 2017
Very observant. I do all my ironing in the guest room. I also cut out, hoop, pin and other sewing things all on my ironing board. I just cannot hoop on a hard surface.
25212Great job and it it the perfect size for your iron. Love Chris
by airyfairy
10 Apr 2017
Thank you Chris. I have actually made it to protect the newly painted little shelf.
234253It looks great! I often compromise myself, and use something I already have. I bet your machine has the frames on it, too. Nice job with the matching fabrics you used for the hearts too.
109040Great job and real lovely mug rug for your iron. Congratulations.
6575you have done a lovely job with this & what a good idea
Irene
79301807965925I admire your ability to get that frame so great without any pokies! Love that fabric. Matches your wall paper! Did you use a tearaway stabilizer?
by airyfairy
09 Apr 2017
Penny, for this type of project you need to use a soluble stablizer. When finished you cut near the satin edge and I just rinse the edge with water - no pokies. Tearaway will always leave pokies.
by irenewayne
09 Apr 2017
I use this method as well & it works great. Have been doing it that way for ages. Your iron mat looks great. Irene
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