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Iron Caddies are Perfect for Storing a Travel Iron and Ironing Pad

10/29/2018

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This is a big shout-out to Julie Cefalu of The Crafty Quilter. She made a beautiful iron caddy/ heat-resistant pad similar to the one I made.
​    I'm not one to do much ironing on board L'Esprit, but every once in a while I want to have nicely pressed cloth napkins. Or sometimes I need to be neatly pressed when visiting a nice restaurant.
​    For those times, I have stashed tidily away one of these iron caddies, which also serves as a portable ironing board. It works great for my boating needs because it's handy, compact, and easily carried. How to make it?
I made mine using the free instructions found on the Instructables website. ​Or you can buy a little more elegant pattern from Nancy's Notions, which I think what Julie did. I got the silver ironing-board fabric from Joann's. Aboard, I use a little Sunbeam Hot-to-Trot.  Happy pressing!
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    Before moving to Washington State, Joanne Wilshin cruised the off-shore waters of Southern California, the Sea of Cortez, and the Chesapeake Bay. Since moving to the Pacific Northwest, she and her husband Dave have cruised their boat L’Esprit more that five thousand miles in the Inside Passage, including SE Alaska. The Wilshins are members of Fidalgo Yacht Club, a learned and adventurous group of cruisers.

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