So I proceeded to make a pattern for the cover by inverting the ironing board and drawing around it on some newsprint and after it was drawn I cut it out and pinned it on the sheet , easy enough right .
Then once it was cut out I serged all around and then measured around the ironing board and cut elastic just a little better than half that measurement and zigzaged it on .Now to hold it firmly I used some of those clips for sheets on your bed which work really well but it really would have stayed with the elastic I sewed on, this just makes it a little smoother so here is the result and I am really pleased , at least something in my sewing space looks neat and clean ;-) and it only took about 30 minutes to acheive , how is that for results !
Hugs Sheila
Hi Sheila.
ReplyDeleteI think you just did a good job ☺
Bente
Well done! How do ironing board covers end up like that? Mine is only a couple months old and already looks like it has been through the war!
ReplyDeleteLiri
That turned out so well...nice job
ReplyDeleteVery nice Sheila. Turned out beautifully. Hugs,
ReplyDeleteWEll done... looks fantastic
ReplyDeleteok - so once we have done the bargain shopping together at your place you come back to my place and sort the ironing board ..... ? deal???
Hugz
Looks great! I have one here that could use one of your makeovers! Lol!
ReplyDeleteOhhhhh yea baby....looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteWhat a timely post. I was just looking at my ironing board and thinking I should make a new cover to go with my new sewing room. What are those clips you used? I've never heard of them.
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeletexx, shell
I MADE MINE LOOKING AS NEW TO
ReplyDeleteREGARDS SUSANNE
Beautiful! I really need to do this!!!
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