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Friday, May 22, 2009
Anyone who sews will love this ironing board
If you ever need to iron large pieces of fabric like curtains, you'll love Katie Croteau's ironing board. It's hacked from the Norden table, with a cover/pad over it.
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If you use a steam iron, I'd be concerned about warping the wood top beneath. Maybe occasionally, ironing on this hack would be okay.
ReplyDeleteThat's a cool idea, and timely since I am going to be redoing my laundry/sewing room. But that table is $279 in Canada. That is one expensive ironing board! Maybe if they have one in the as-is...
ReplyDeletelove this -- multi-use and doesn't scream "ironing board!" . . . especially nice is it doens't need to be put away after every ironing task . . . would look nice painted too, great idea i'll keep in mind for myself
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Hello, what a wonderful consept this is!
I love to "hack" furniture as you call it, and have several IKEA items that has been made over more than once!
I don`t get if this is a private or a commercial site!!
Please leave a response on my blog, although it is not english.
I`m quite bicontinental as they say!
Brgds, M
love your website.
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I might even be able to iron properly with one of these...!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!!!! Certainly given me food for thought!
ReplyDeleteFantastic, I love it.
ReplyDeleteAs a quilter, this is exactly what I need! Since we dont use steam when pressing quilts, ventilation is not an issue. Size and stability, are! Also the added storage is always useful.
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