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Quilting Ironing Supplies

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Quilting Ironing Supplies

A pressing caddy is an essential tool for any quilter, ensuring you have everything you need at your fingertips when working at the ironing board. Having all your pressing supplies in one place saves you time and keeps your workspace organized. In this blog post, we’ll go over the must-have items for your pressing caddy, and feel free to add any other tools you use regularly. Book bins are easy to find at the beginning of the school year, but any sturdy box or container will work.

Spray Bottle WITH Pink top
Spray Bottle

Starch can with spay paint handle
Starch

Lint roller on neutral background.
Lint Roller

Snips and scissors
Snips & Scissors

Pressing Cloth

Setting Up Your Pressing Caddy

  1. Choose Your Container: Select a sturdy box or book bin to hold all your pressing tools. Ensure it’s large enough to fit everything but compact enough to keep near your ironing board.
  2. Organize Your Supplies: Arrange your tools in the caddy so that the most frequently used items are easily accessible. Use smaller containers or dividers to keep everything tidy.
  3. Keep It Nearby: Place your pressing caddy next to your ironing board or on a nearby shelf. Having it within arm’s reach will make your pressing process more efficient.

Additional Items to Consider

  • Pressing Mat or Pad: A heat-resistant mat provides a stable pressing surface, especially if you’re working on a table or countertop.
  • Fabric Marker or Chalk: For marking pressing lines or guidelines on your fabric.
  • Measuring Tape or Ruler: Useful for checking seam allowances and ensuring accuracy while pressing.

Conclusion

Creating a pressing caddy ensures that all your essential pressing tools are organized and easily accessible. By having everything you need in one place, you’ll save time and streamline your quilting process. Feel free to customize your caddy with any additional tools or supplies you use regularly. Happy quilting!

Feel free to share what items you keep in your pressing caddy in the comments below!

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