A long time ago I read about an ironing pad that could be used on a countertop… does anyone have any information about this? Thanks in advance.
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I have seen this at Nancy's Notions http://www.nancysnotions.com I think they also have some fabric you can make your own out of if you want a different size.
I think you may be referring to the June Tailor board. It has a cutting mat on one side and an ironing surface on the other. I have one and just love it however there are times that I wish it were a little bigger but this doesn't happen very often. I found mine at the local JoAnns.
Instead of getting out my ironing board when I want to press small items, I simply use a folded sheet on the counter. When the area I need is small, one sheet will do, otherwise I use 2 sheets, one on top of the other. (My ironing board is stored in an awkward location).
Frances C.
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