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Desk-to-Quilt Pressing Mat Set

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$107.98 $149.97 In stock

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Achieve crisp seams, flat hems, and professional pressing results at every stage of your sewing and quilting workflow with the Desk‑to‑Quilt Pressing Mat Set. This thoughtfully paired bundle includes a Mini Desk Top Wool Pressing Mat for pressing at your sewing station and an Extra Large Wool Pressing Mat for bigger pieces and full quilt projects. Together, they give you unmatched control, convenience, and quality — right where you need it. 

Why You’ll Love It 

  • Press Anywhere — The mini wool pressing mat lets you press seams and blocks right at your sewing machine, eliminating trips to the ironing board. 

  • Full‑Size Power — The extra large wool mat gives you plenty of space to press quilt tops, skirts, curtain hems, and other large fabric pieces with ease. 

  • Professional Results Faster — Dense, 100% felted wool absorbs and radiates heat, so both sides of your fabric get heat at once for crisp, flat seams and quick pressing.

  • Keeps Fabric in Place — The textured wool surface grips fabric to prevent stretching, puckering, or shifting — perfect for precision stitching and quilting. 

Specifications

1. Mini Desk Top Wool Pressing Mat
• Size: 9” x 11”
• Material: 100% felted New Zealand wool
• Thickness: Approx. ½″
• Use: Compact pressing surface for seams, blocks, and quick touches near the sewing machine 

2. Extra Large Wool Pressing Mat
• Size: 17” x 24”
• Material: 100% felted New Zealand wool
• Thickness: Approx. ½″
• Use: Large surface for quilts, hems, large panels, and extended ironing tasks 

Instructions

  1. Set Up Your Workspace
       • Place your pressing mat on a flat, heat‑resistant surface near your sewing table or ironing area.

  2. Choose the Right Mat for the Task
       • Use the Mini Mat for small seams, quilt blocks, and on‑the‑spot pressing. 
       • Use the Extra Large Mat for full quilt sections, hems, or wider fabric pieces. 

  3. Lay your Fabric Smooth
       • Spread the fabric on the mat, smoothing out wrinkles and aligning edges.

  4. Press with Your Iron
       • Set your iron to the appropriate temperature for your fabric. Press as usual — the wool mat will retain heat and radiate it back for efficient, even pressing. 

  5. Move Fabric as Needed
       • Shift, realign, and continue pressing until your seams are flat and crisp.

  6. Store
       • Store mats flat or upright when not in use to retain shape and durability.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava Q. ★★★★★

The smaller mat lives permanently next to my machine now, so I can press seams as I sew instead of getting up every few blocks. It's a bundle, which I wasn't sure I needed, but having both sizes means the big one stays on the ironing board for hems.

Joseph X. ★★★★★

I've been pressing seams on a towel for years, so having an actual mat that grips the fabric and doesn't slide is a game changer. The big one covers my whole ironing station for quilt blocks, and the small mat is perfect for quick hems without dragging out the board.

Jason T. ★★★★★

The smaller mat lives right next to my machine now, so I can press seams as I sew instead of getting up every five minutes. Both mats give a nice crisp edge on hems, and the bundle price was honestly a steal.