Matt's Ironing Board Adventure
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I can't believe it's been 6 years since you made these! How time flys! 💖🌞🌵😷
My husband watched this video then made me an ironing board just like it I love it! Thanks!!
I like to use 100% cotton ticking with the stripes, it just gives me something to help line up seams. Plus it is so tightly wove it's easy to pull taught when stretching it over the absorbent low loft padding.
Nice idea for using stripes. Ticking has good body and is wide! Thanks
It's so cute and touching to see this vibrant couple who share a passion for this wonderful world of fabric!
I did that and added a heat resistant layer, 1/2 " twill tape for handles on all 4 sides and to trim the edges on the wood side. Worked great. So, the layering was wood, batting heat fabric then a heavy cotton fabric with the trim and 4 handles.
Clever. How did you attach the handles?
I was just at a Habitat for Humanity, Restore, looking for door, actually. They have a corner for odd shelf boards, cabinet doors , countertops. Grabbed a piece of plywood, 40X40 , with a Formica finish on top side. Perfect ! ! $1, seriously, $1 LOVE that store! Anyway, with a $1 king sheet from thrift store, folded couple times for thickness, and grandson with staple gun, I have a perfect ironing surface.
Fire Mountain Gems! I get my beads and things from them for rosaries I make! I just love that I found your site by chance, and I am thoroughly enjoying your videos!
I just made an ironing board and l love how you cut out the corners. To the back I added a kitchen cabinet self grip lining so the board doesn’t move
Excellent idea!
I made one of these years ago to put on top of my regular ironing board so I had a bigger, more square ironing surface. I put 1x1 stops on the underside at the front, back and sides of the board so it wouldn't slide off my ironing board. If I needed my regular iron board I would just lift off the big one I made and replace it when I was done. All quilters need this big board.
Exactly what my husband made for me! Quilters think alike
Hello Matt, thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial. I get such a kick out of you! I didn't have a nice piece of plywood so I used a piece of "oriented strand" board. It wasn't as smooth as plywood so I used a double layer of batting and it worked out just fine. I love this ironing board!! Thank you. Say "Hi" to Donna and all the people who make everything at Jordan Fabrics possible. Jen in NY
Great fabric choice. Easy to follow instructions. I learn so much from your videos. Who needs to attend those quilt retreats when we've got you!
Nancy Johnson have you ever actually attended a quilting retreat? I have and it's a great time to enjoy like minded people like yourself.
I made this. It was quick and easy. Makes ironing soo much easier. I drew a line on it with a straight edge so I can iron my blocks straight.
Great idea adding a straight edge. I wonder if adding one perpendicular line intersecting with the straight edge would be of benefit.
What a great idea!
I'm gonna do that to mine lol
I just thought I'd add that that would be great for strip units. I have been wanting to make a quilt using strip tubes but I havent yet lol
Great idea. What did you use to mark the line?
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Thank you so much for this fabulous idea. My husband and I made one and then a friend of mine put it on legs to save my table space. I just love it! I enjoy and use all of your videos to learn and improve my quilting. Really appreciate all you at Jordan Fabrics do for us, you are so generous.
These are great table top boards. My husband has made several long ones for me (and friends). We all love ours. I have him make them 22"wide x 60" long. I use Warm n Natural batting. I don't want any polyester in it because it melts. We usually set these long ones on top of our regular ironing boards and sometimes add stays to the underneath side to keep them from sliding off the ironing board. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for another great video! It was fun seeing parts of your town and the mountains, too!
Thank you for the tutorial! I made mine today on the kitchen floor! Home Depot had precut 24 x 48". So that's what I used.
I've watched this video several times, searched high and low until I found the perfect fabric, and added Bo-Nash Ironslide 2000 tabletop cover, 29 x 65in, on top of the two layers of batting. It's so beautiful and the perfect addition to my new quilt studio! Thank you, thank you! I love all of your videos! I wish I could have attached my pic!
My daughter and I have recently taken up quilting. After watching your video, we both made an ironing board yesterday. We love them! So easy. We covered ours with duck cloth, kind of a cross between canvas and cotton. It was perfect!
HI Matt, I wanted to let you know I made one of these after watching you. It's not as high because our store sold plywood in pieces and so I got one 48x36. I also put to much batting in it but I didn't want to take it apart after it was together. Thank you for your help in showing how to do this.
You two are very lucky to have one another you compliment one another,awesome job
Another must do for me. Many thanks. My goodness, what a beautiful town you live in, thanks so much for the quick tour. From Australia
Thank you!! I was actually quite curious about your ironing board as I have watched countless videos.
I'm definitely going to have make one!!
I just came across your tutorials a few days ago.. been watching ever since... I really like your videos.. thanks for sharing all this information..
Exactly what I need to do again. First one I made to small. Will go to your size this time. Thanks for posting.
My husband and I are in the process of making an big ironing board. So I really appreciated this video.
Thank you Matt great job.
Thanks so much, Matt. You did a brilliant job! That''s lovely KF prints - looks like Home decorator fabric. Perfect choice..;)
Thank you for this! I built mine this weekend and got to test it out finally. It's so much better than a regular ironing board! My quilt blocks have never been so happy!
Yeay! Another sewing project for my room. I need a good ironing board that is large enough to iron one huge piece and it saves so much time when sewing and cutting.
I made my ironing board by your instructions. It is fantastic!!! Thanks for sharing.
Matt you ironing board is brilliant. I will definitely show this to my husband as a suggestion 😊 thanks for sharing.
WORK OF ART PUT IT ON THE WALL , NICE JOB
Thank you so much ! Love your fabric choice.
Yes! I want one iron board like yours. It is very handy.
Clear instructions, thanks for this helpful tutorial.
I made one of these ironing boards-great video! I don't have space for a big table, so I am using a Home Depot island that is perfect for my first-class ironing station. I couldn't find 54" fabric that I liked, so I used 108" backing fabric. Having this big an ironing surface is a game changer! Thanks Matt!!!
Thank you so much for this video. My husband and I made this ironing board yesterday and I could not be more pleased with it! Making it was as straightforward as the video, and the tips helped us avoid a bunch of pitfalls.
Today my husband and I went on a shopping trip for supplies for a ironing board. We didn’t make it as large as your . But it is amazing how it turned out and I love the fabric of birds and butterflies I found. Thanks for your wonderful tutorial. It’s well worth the effort to make. Love it!
Great video Matt (and photographer son). Love the trip to Home Depot; nice scenery out there. This is an excellent, easy, and economical ironing board; really love it.
I never thought about stapling it to the board. I've done smaller ones and just made a slip on cover. Thanks for this idea, I like it much better!
I made one also with a scrap from a cabinet shop and a canvas fabric top, mine looks awful too. It's been so long I don't remember how many layers of batting I used but my sides are not wearing. I used some insul bright, which after watching your video must not have been needed. I do like the pretty fabric and like watching you work because you do it right. Thank you.
This is very helpful. I've been wanting to make one for some time. I have a old type ironing board, but my sewing room is small so I think this will work great to lay on one end of my cutting table my husband made me. Thank you.
Thanks for the great idea and instruction, Matt!
Again thank you for the tutorial on the ironing. Board I made mine today , it has a few flaws but I am happy with it and next time I I will work out those flaws. I love my ironing board. Thank you so much.
Thanks for sharing this DIY tutorial. I searched through several videos and your video is the most straight forward.
I made myself Matt’s ironing board and it is absolutely awesome for quilting and garment sewing!! Thank you Matt and Donna for the wonderful tutorials and tours. I admire how you cut the precuts. And yes - the electric staple gun is worth the investment. 😊👌🏽
Love this idea so much, just perfect for my sewing projects! Thank you for this tutorial!
Thank you for the video! I have been envying your ironing board and have not been able to find something like that. I wasn’t sure how to make one and when I found your video I was ecstatic! Thank you!! Excited to make one of my own 💖💖
Thank you for you tutorial. It was my go-by and it turned out perfectly according to your expert instructions!
Perfect! Thank you Matt. This is going on my project list!
Excellent tutorial Matt! Nice fabric choice!
I just found this channel, and I am enjoy it so much; and I don't even quilt! What a talented family! Congrats on your success!
Awesome Matt. Thanks for sharing!!!
I just recently re-did my 48 x 30 ironing board; used a nice piece of plywood & a sturdy canvas type fabric from IKEA; worked great. Love the large surface.
Thank you! I feel confident that I can do this myself!💕
Thank you, thank you, thank you for showing us this!
Thanks so much for sharing this informative video. Now I know how simple it really is to make an ironing board like this!
Working on my 2nd big ironing board, made two 16 inch square. Appreciate you and Donna, excellent videos.
So colorful, great job!
Matt, thank you for this. I just made one myself using your instructions.
THANK YOU! I'm watching this today and I just asked on another video last night how did you make it!! Crazy!! Thanks I'm setting up my sewing corner in my work shop in the spring! I have a soapmaking corner, stone cutting, and now my sewing spot!
I am getting ready to make one, this was very helpful! Thanks Matt!
Great Job Matt!!!!
I’m going to finely make one of theses wonderful ironing boards today ... I’ll post pictures latter !
I love all of the tutorials you and Donna make.thank you very much. From India
Loved the video on your shop and All the components. This one too. Love you guys.
Great tutorial. Your fabric choice is perfect. Thank you.
I have been shopping/looking for X-large ironing board and they are too expensive. Also, they are still not big enough. Matt, your ironing board video has given me the best alternative to a regular ironing board. The cost is great, as well as the ability to iron large fabric pieces and lay out quilt pieces. Thank you and God bless you, Donna, your family, and your business. Semper Fi!
Nice. I will take any of those fabrics. They are beautiful. Thank you for the info.
I made mine board yoday. Great suggestion. Thank you for the video. I love your channel. I have learned so much. Have a great day!
I love that the video made by the husband starts with a trip to home depot that lasts a third of the video.
MEMooney it’s quite nice for us who do not live in such a developed country. It’s a opportunity to have a look at those stores!! ☺️
I was just in your store last week while visiting my son in Oregon. Nice place! and friendly staff. Thank you!
I am going to visit next summer ....Covid permitting
Hi Matt.
I finally got to making the ironing board and it turned out great. I now have room to iron and lay my blocks down with plenty of room. Thanks for the video.
Thank you!!!! Matt awesome job love your tutorial Donna & Matt 💜from NYC 😆
Thanks Matt. Really cool idea. My daughter is getting married and wanted an ironing board, after watching this we will make one.
Thanks for this tutorial Matt! Im definitely going to make one for my studio.
Thank you very much for this video. It is very clear and should be fairly simple to follow...Love these boards.
Yes, I have ordered product from Fire MT Gems. Seems like Grants Pass, OR is a magnet for burgeoning entrepreneurs and/or couples who have vision! Congratulations to both companies.
What I appreciate is that both couples followed their *bliss* , listened to each other, nurtured each other's skills and talents--and, made these phenomenal companies as a result!
Thanks for taking time out of your day to do this tutorial. I really enjoy all of your tutorials -- even the behind the scene ones Matt does.
Good job !!!!! I made myself a small one for small projects,,,, thank you Matt !!! You made it easy for me,,,,
Very nice, love the fabric
I just made mine with a twist. Put it on a frame with cubby holes to store fabric and other stuff. Thanks for the great tutitorial!!
I would like to see a picture of this.
I have been getting Fire Mountain news for so long I can’t remember. Occasionally I order. thanks for pointing it out!
I enjoy all of your videos. Thank you.
That was great! Thank you so much.
Thank you for sharing this with us today. I want a big ironing board, and you just did what I was thinking about. Great job. Happy Holidays.😊❤.
Thank you for sharing the measurements. Hugs 🤗 from NC ❤️
Thank you so much for making this video. My husband and I just made two of these. We cut up an old dog leash and made handles and put one on the long side and one on the short side for portability. Works GREAT!!
Good idea 💡
Excellent! I've been thinking of making one - you've inspired me to do it!
Thanks, watched many videos on portable ironing boards and love yours the best thus far. Gonna have my husband make me one too!!😊
Nice job! A beauty!
I have begun quilting and have been mesmerized by Donna's videos. I just came from the tour of their buildings and I was hoping there was a tutorial on those ironing boards!
Beautiful loved the flowers print
Thank you for this tutorial I am going to make my own ironing board now. I will be able to iron larger items such as quilts without so much trouble.
Omw right!
Love the ironing board
Thanks a lot, I like how you make the board, it looks neat. 🌺🌸
I just finished mine. Great tutorial Matt!
Great video, thanks Matt.
Big help Matt. Will be making kilts so this type of board will particularly useful.
Thank you Matt so much for this video. I will definitely be making me one of these. :)