Friday, March 28, 2014

Iron Totes

I’m suppose to be getting all organized and packed for my friendship group’s retreat next week.  But as many of you know, I am easily distracted.  I’m planning on taking at least one large iron and a smaller travel iron.  It’s not like I don’t have anything to take them in, but as I mentioned I’m easily distracted so I decided to make a tote for each of the irons. 

I base them on a casserole carrier that a variety of people have written tutorials for and there are even some YouTube videos that show you how to make them.  The main difference is that I used 2 layers of Insul brite instead of batting.  I also put canvas on the inside of the small one so that I could use it as an ironing surface. 

Here’s the smaller travel size with the iron inside.

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Here it is opened up so that you can see the ironing surface on the inside.

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And here are both of them.  The large one holds my Rowenta nicely but I had water in it so I left it sitting along side for now. 

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I still haven’t sorted and packed so back I go into my sewing room.  I wonder what will sidetrack me next.  Confused smile

Enjoy,

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3 comments:

  1. Very cute. I guess my irons need one

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  2. Fabulous Iron carriers and surface. You are going to be sew stinkin cute at your retreat! Creative Bliss...

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  3. My daughter and I were just talking about making an iron carrier/pad. This may be just the inspiration I need.

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