you might put legs on the bottom of these boards to prop it up a little.
I think its so smart to add the wooden legs to the boards because they add a nice touch.
Also, this is budget-friendly.
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Plus, you wont have to worry about them being pointy and poking through the fabric.
Lay your fabric, silver ironing board fabric and batting with the right side down.
Cut about 2-3 inches all around.
Next, fold up the corners and fold them down while stapling the fabric down on each side.
Staple the two sides first before the corners.
This portable ironing board is so easy to make and doesnt require any expensive tools or steps.
you could make them at any size you want to fit your sewing space.
I think this would be neat for my mom because she has a big ironing board in one room.
