Mini Desk Top Wool Pressing Mat - 9" x 11"

The Desktop Wool Pressing Mat is a smaller version of Madam Sew’s original Wool Pressing Mat that allows you to keep an ironing station close by as you quilt and sew! It is perfect for smaller projects like quilting squares, quilt piecing, small seams, etc. It is a lightweight and handy tabletop ironing pad that makes detailed ironing easy, faster and more accurate. It is made out of 100% natural wool, is lightweight and easily transportable. Try it now, you’ll be amazed how crisp your seams and hems will be!

Use the MadamSew desktop wool pressing mat for sewing, quilting, embroidery, patchwork, appliqué and other crafts where you need a precise press. 

Check out our other sizes: 

Original Wool Pressing Mat 13.5" x 17"

XL Wool Pressing Mat 17" x 24" 

The Magic of Natural Wool

The dense felted New Zealand wool is naturally fire-resistant and absorbs the heat from your hot iron immediately. Your pressed fabric receives heat from the iron and the mat. This increases your pressing efficiency when ironing seams and hems. The result is a very crisp and flat seam or hem. No more puckering, wavy or stretched results. The fabric pieces keep their shape because a wool pressing mat holds the fabric in place better. If you want, you can even pin the pieces to the mat.

This mat comes with a handy and sturdy vinyl pouch that you can reuse to store your wool pressing mat. The transparent vinyl bag closes with 2 plastic snaps.

This is definitely a great gift for a loved quilting, sewing or embroidery enthusiast!

Specifications

SIZE: 9 inches x 11 inches;- ½ inch thick

MATERIAL: 100% Felted New Zealand Wool

REUSABLE BAG: The transparent vinyl bag with snap buttons can be used to store the wool pressing mat or to transport it to a sewing or quilting class. 

Instructions & More

For detailed user and maintenance instructions of this great ironing mat, visit the Madam Sew Wool Pressing Mat Online Manual. 

Note: Steam and moisture may seep through the mat so protect wood or other sensitive surfaces.

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