Easy to Make, Washable, Ironing Board Tutorial | Try It Out!

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[@chickad5820]

Wow this is an amazing idea with the foil. Thanks for this idea. We only usually change our pad when it gets dirty. You're foil idea will make this board even better and cheaper than the ironing board foil fabric. Thanks again... Babs near Tombstone

[@womensarmycorpsveteran2904]

I lucked out and got a 100% wool blanket for free from my local charity/thrift store & used 2 layers to cover the board and then encased it in unbleached muslin. Now I’ll make a washable cover. Thanks. The wool blanket works extremely well.

[@SewYeah]

Awesome! Great thinking! We are so glad it is working well for you. Now back to sewing 🤗😂🎈💕🙌

[@margaretraykestenbaum2471]

Just a suggestion, when you make your next cover, use 1'' gingham fabric (I used navy and white) then you have straight lines for pressing your seams against. I also used wool wadding or a heavy felted wool fabric instead of cotton wadding on marine ply - it gives better heat transference and steam distribution.

[@CurseTheDarkness]

The lined fabric for alignment is genius.

[@LearningAllICan]

I haven't had a chance to read the comments yet, so hopefully this is new to some of you. Before attaching the batting, I wrap the whole board with tin foil, shiny side out. This bounces the heat back out at the material. Works amazingly well. Had a friend test it against her wool mat ... she gave her wool mat to her sister and is now using a board set up my way. Good luck.

[@jtfirewalker]

I am using insulbrite on my regular ironing board (under warm and natural) - I was specifically looking at the comments to see what people thought about only using batting over the wood! This is a great idea!! When I make this - I am definitely going to try foil!!

[@LearningAllICan]

@@jtfirewalker The other bonus to using the tin foil is if there is any sap in the wood, it attaches to the foil, not the batting. Win, win, all the way around.

[@HRHDMKYT]

@@LearningAllICanBrilliant! I was thinking of using Insul-brite as well. But tin foil sounds smarter (& cheaper!!). Thanks!

[@karenburns507]

Foil will also limit the moisture that might try to seep onto the wood.

[@colleencasaul8590]

Excellent point! I made one with no vapor barrier, and the plywood warped, not a lot, though.​@karenburns507

[@kimmyers7848]

I'd put a layer of ironing board covering (teflon) around the board first. Thats how I covered my TV tray Table works great for retreats

[@SewYeah]

Good idea!

[@barbaraabraham8632]

Would love to chime in also. I have the best ironing board. I used to sew a lot of drapery, etc. it’s plywood then pink insulation foam board (Home Depot), 2-3 layers of regular fleece fabric, and lastly heavy cotton canvas. The foam board is heat proof and mold proof, pinnable and light weight, the fleece dries quickly (I use a lot of steam) and also takes the heat because it’s covered with heavy canvas. and I’ve had it for 20 years. Definitely use common sense and preshrink the canvas. I have a very leaky iron and the stains wash right out.

[@SewYeah]

Wow! That sounds incredible. Thanks so much for sharing your awesome method. We are so glad it has been a great tool to help you keep sewing and quilting all these years! Thanks for watching! ❤🙌😊

[@praisingirl]

Sounds wonderful to use! I’ve worked with this foam for years doing stage sets. We had to cut with a hot knife & the fumes get very toxic. Would a hot iron release the chemical toxins into the air ? Have you ever noticed fumes? Thanks for sharing.

[@muffysfeatherweightattachm7134]

I use a long zip instead of velcro. I love the board though and its great seeing a man sewing.

[@debbierice4208]

Light/white one side and dark/black the other provides a choice of contrasts for filming.

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[@ru4repeattoo]

21:24 -- "I love a double-sided board." -- Double-sided is brilliant! Having one side darker than the other could help your fabrics show up more depending on which patterns or colors you are working with at a given time! 🤩😊

[@SewYeah]

That's the perfect thing to do with your double sided board!

[@lw7967]

Thank you for the video. Always nice to see how people do the same thing differently. Please prewash any fabric you plan on using for a top. There is sizing and extra dyes in the fabric which you do not want transferred to a white or light fabric. I covered my board with tin foil first then 2 layers of batting just on top and hanging over about 3 inches on all sides. I made my top with a drawstring hem that goes under the board by 6 inches all around when drawn up tight. Easy to take off for washing. The batting does not move at all because the drawstring top holds everything in place. No staples, no velcro, just sew a hem to put a drawstring thru. I used paracord. But I applaud your idea of making it double sided. I might make a second top to have on hand when the other is in the wash. Thank you for all you do!

[@SewYeah]

Wow, great idea! We love the drawstring feature. Ingenious 😊🙌❤ We love sharing ideas with amazing people like yourself! Thanks for watching!

[@sallystults7111]

I added a wool blanket bought at the thrift store, washed in hot water and dried in the dryer to my ironing board under the cover. It makes it much more padded and returns the heat from the iron back to the fabric.

[@SewYeah]

Great thinking! Thanks for watching!

[@nancygrissett6280]

I'm in a hurry to make this board for me and my sisters sewing room. Great job hon. Thanks so much for the share.

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[@patbee2270]

You did a good job of explaining how to construct this. Easy to follow.

[@SewYeah]

Thanks!!

[@ExpectoPatronum538]

I would put a layer of aluminum foil between the wood and the batting to block water form damaging the wood and to reflect the heat too.

[@quiltingtothenines4254]

Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil. I did that to my regular folding ironing board.

[@UsernameUnkwn21]

Unless u r dumping water u don't need to worry about water damaging the wood.. most big box store plywood is also chemically treated and will prevent water pooling A layer of Insulbright in addition to the cotton layer is good as a heat reflector for ironing pads and iron caddys

[@ExpectoPatronum538]

@@UsernameUnkwn21 another reason to put aluminum foil, if the wood is treated with chemicals you don’t want to breathe fumes activated by the heat.

[@rosejensen7855]

I'd use foil to prevent mold.

[@cherylcurlee3279]

I did this too

[@MzTopaz9]

I like this pillowcase method for the cover. I would use 1/2” seams for durability. Great tutorial.

[@SewYeah]

That's a great idea!

[@tammycook5685]

Love the birds in the background

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[@miric6224]

Hi, i’d just sew the fourth side closed on my sewing machine using a little larger stitch. To take off, use your “magic” seam riper, or scissors. Why waste all that velcro and have a lumpy ridge on the underside? Also, use batting with aluminum layer on one side to protect the wood. Or, first cover wood with aluminum foil. There is ironing board fabric, by yard, too if you can find it. I used a bread board to have a small ironing surface near my machine for my mini iron. If I were to redo, I’d look for fabric with a grid pattern, even gingham, to help alignment.

[@lizmonaghan3082]

We first tried ticking for the stripes, but found it moved & then were crooked. Do you use seam & if yes, does the aluminum foil keep the water from going thru to the wood?

[@SewYeah]

😍😍So sorry I am just catching this .I am trying to catch up on the comments. Hope to do better in the future. Thanks for watching our lives. We appreciate it !!!!!!

[@BrendaRWyatt]

Thank you very much. I’ve been trying to decide how to make a nice larger size ironing board. This is splendid! ❤️ 🦋

[@SewYeah]

Glad it was helpful!

[@terisafitzpatrick2350]

Well, looks like I have a weekend project. Thanks for the project Teancum.👍

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Anytime!!!

[@sharonlyman3029]

Great idea on the washable. Wish I had done that. Used upholstery fabric for mine for durability. Glad to see your move went well. Like the quilt behind you in the video.

[@SewYeah]

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[@paulajones4984]

I made with project with the assistance of my wonderful brother! LOVE this board. Great tutorial!

[@SewYeah]

Awesome! Congrats!

[@nancy9478]

I was drooling over all the fabric in your store! Thanks for the tutorial. Just subbed!

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[@Shihazriah]

I have done something similar to this myself, but before I started anything, I rounded all the corners on my board. And then on both side, I did THREE coats of a waterproof deck sealant. I wanted to make my wood base as water repellant and resistant as I could, since steam is hot water. I wanted to try to waterproof it so that it would be safe from warping and from any possible mold.

[@SewYeah]

Thanks for watching!

[@GradMus1c]

Exactly what I need. Thank you.

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[@shelleyramsey9410]

I have all my supplies and now I'm ready to get my board made! So excited to have a board that is larger and more sturdy than a regular ironing board. I decided to add a layer of "quilted ironing board cover" between my batting and my pretty fabric covers. I'm hoping it will provide more heat back to what I'm ironing and another layer of protection from the "green board" beneath.

[@SewYeah]

We hope your board turned out amazing!! Great idea about adding the layer between the batting. Happy quilting! ❤😊🙌🎈

[@maimieabrego94]

Going to try this - went to get a piece of plywood and had to get a smaller board. Love that this is going to be washable. Thank you for your clear instructions.

[@SewYeah]

We are so glad the video was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@DebbieWolgemuth]

Make my own custom ironing board on an old buffet. Used denim for the top fabric. Hides stains. Make over 12 years ago and still works.

[@SewYeah]

That is a great idea! And it has storage as well I bet.

[@dianagrant9479]

My ironing board was made the same way. It fits the width of my cutting table and can be removed should I need all 7 ft. of my table. My inspiration was Jenny's {MSQC} ironing board project and Matt Jordan's {Jordan Fabric's}. The velcro is a nice addition and I think I'll use some of the fabric I picked up from the Destash. I would wash the fabric first as you really don't want to deal with shrinkage later - just sayin'.

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[@ymanajohnson585]

Nice job Teancum. Great idea and very useful. Thank you.

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[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

Hello! Such a useful project! I just got my first chance to sit down and watch as I was out and about today. I hope you have a wonderful week ahead! Thank you for sharing this video and your talent.

[@SewYeah]

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[@kball9012]

Good idea if you have room for a board ! I have made my own covers in the past. I used canvas with two layers of wool batting underneath.

[@SewYeah]

Thanks for sharing that with us!! And thanks for watching!

[@opalpipkin6285]

Awesome video! That one is easier than the one I made a year ago. TFS

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[@carolinedubose5136]

I need to make one of these for myself!!! Great pointers in putting it together!!

[@SewYeah]

Please do!

[@janeenpfeiffer3465]

Loved this video! I have already made myself an ironing board, but thinking of redoing it!!

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[@sharonwilson8208]

I use cotton batting on first, then a layer on insulbrite. It will reflect the heat and give you a crisp press. It is essential to hem the top of the sleeve. When you wash it, it will unravel and the threads wad up and you've got a mess just to open it. Great video 😊

[@SewYeah]

Great tips!!!

[@BettyBaker411]

Using the same items that I did for my Big Board Ironing Board. I always make the FIRST layer a flannel backed table cloth, with vinyl toward the board. THEN I wrap the layers of batting. My first portable board, I did the tablecloth, a cotton Towel, then the batting. I used heavier cotton for the ironing surface. Love the dropping on the corner hint.

[@SewYeah]

Thanks for the info!!

[@gamk8348]

I made one of these but not double sided. Love it

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[@SashasRevenge]

I loved this tutorial and the cover with Velcro so that you can remove it and wash it. Excellent idea! The whole time that I was watching this I was wondering who was it in your life that got you started or got you interested in sewing in the first place? It’s usually a heartwarming story behind how anyone gets their love or interest in it. Maybe someday you’ll be inclined to let us know. Great tutorial and great idea with a fantastic outcome and of course I had to subscribe to see what else you can teach me. Loved this, thanks for sharing! ❤👍🏼👍🏼

[@SewYeah]

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[@nancylaventure1403]

Very cool project T!! Think I’ll do one!!

[@SewYeah]

You should!

[@connielorenz8329]

Great tips. Love the sleeve method. Thank you.

[@SewYeah]

Thanks!!

[@gsr7772]

Thank you so much for sharing - a GREAT idea!!! 🥰

[@SewYeah]

Thanks for watching!

[@joyscranfield5527]

hey, thanks for sharing your washable ironing board technique! Appreciate it & I'll be making one before too long.

[@SewYeah]

Awesome! We hope you were able to make one and you love it! Thanks so much for watching! ❤🎈🙌😊

[@jnlfamily2]

Great video, as always. Love the Velcro.

[@SewYeah]

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[@bcase5328]

I would suggest wool batting. Wool has good heat resistance compared to cotton. Polyesters melts when over heated.

[@SewYeah]

Great idea! A lot of people have used wool as well and it works great! Thanks so much for watching!😊🎈❤

[@sherryfaires7931]

Fantastic method! Thanks so much!

[@SewYeah]

Thanks for watching!

[@roxeannesexton8447]

Great idea thank you for sharing

[@SewYeah]

Thanks for watching!!!

[@debramaginn8780]

Thanks for showing us how to make this! I'm just setting up my new sewing room and I've been wanting/ needing to make one just like this!

[@SewYeah]

Awesome! We are so glad the video is helpful! We hope you can make the ironing board and it is perfect in your new sewing room! 🎉🎈🙌 Thanks for watching!

[@isayc2208]

Thank you very much for this ironing board idea. Best wishes.

[@SewYeah]

Thanks for watching!!!!

[@angibassett6131]

Nice tutorial, T. You could've used something bright and fun. We'd love seeing it during other tutorials and it would generate more questions about it and how to make it.

[@SewYeah]

Thanks for watching! I love the bright colors as well! See you next time!

[@susanyearout1709]

Looks like a great idea

[@SewYeah]

It is!

[@MyQuiltProjects]

This is perfect for the Tilda’s World #EmbroideryFlowerQuilt make. Thank you!

[@SewYeah]

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[@calliemtb]

Seems like if you want to be able to remove and wash the cover, you would pre-wash /pre-shrink the fabric. This is a nice project

[@SewYeah]

Yes, for sure prewash! Sorry we didn't show that on the video! Thanks so much for watching! 🎈❤😊

[@Debi_Mitchell]

Thank you, I was looking to buy an ironing board for my sewing and quilting. This is better for me, I still have the space I need for pressing, and I can take it down and store it in my quilting cabinet too.

[@SewYeah]

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[@michaelmccoy4989]

Just a couple small things to consider. First get some sand paper (120 or 220), wrap around a piece of scrap wood, and SAND the corners rounded. Smacking on the ground might cause layer separation which could make ironing ...odd. Second, I would suggest to ALWAYS sand the edges of the plywood with 220 paper. mildly rounding the edge, to keep from catching a splinter when you're putting on the first layer of batting. (Bonus, provided you have a day or two extra: Put one a few layers of water-based spray polyurethane to seal and protect the plywood., as well as protecting your batting.)

[@SewYeah]

That's good advice

[@glendacrouch1877]

Love this idea! Great Video!

[@SewYeah]

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[@berylsly8455]

I love warm and natural

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[@go_Rogue]

Another GREAT video Thank you

[@SewYeah]

Thanks

[@peggycox1378]

Thanks for this tutorial. After many, many years of use, mine warped and seperated.

[@sjrasmuss6069]

To keep your board dry so that it doesn't warp or separate, wrap aluminum foil around your board with the shiny side out. This also will protect your batting and the foil will transfer the heat back up to your fabric. With the removable and washable cover, it will last longer and if you ever do have to replace it at some point, the only thing you will have to replace is the cover because your board and batting were protected by the aluminum foil. I would personally use a muslin fabric or Ironing board fabric for the cover so that when you are ironing a wet starched fabric, none of the colors from your cover will bleed into your fabric.

[@SewYeah]

Good idea

[@lornamdesigns]

Great idea and DIY idea! I think you wanted it stapled “taut” though, not taunt. 😊

[@SewYeah]

😂😂 Thanks for watching!

[@Mary-9j]

Great video. Thank you.

[@SewYeah]

Glad it was helpful!

[@revawray5665]

Love this

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[@lazygardens]

I would do a 1-inch woven check gingham so I can straighten grain while ironing.

[@SewYeah]

Great idea! Thanks so much for watching! ❤🙌

[@jackdill9882]

GREAT JOB!!!!

[@SewYeah]

Thanks!!!!

[@ruthbomback7245]

Great video, thanks you

[@SewYeah]

So glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks so much for watching! 🤗

[@trudikeay6091]

Will try this!

[@SewYeah]

We hope you were able to make a board and that you love it! Thanks so much for watching!😊

[@cherub112361]

Can you use insulbrite under or over the batting? I know it protects for pot holders, thinking it could be applied here? Also, how thick can pick for the board? Any suggestions welcome!

[@SewYeah]

Insul Bright is a great idea to try 🙌 The board can really be whatever thickness works best for you. We use a pretty thin board so it is easier to carry and move, if needed. We hope yours turns out awesome! 💕🎉

[@sharonleeirvin3320]

Great tutorial Im gonna make one thanks

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[@NickUncommon]

I guess, the checkered fabric I have here would be a good ironing board cover for getting an orientating straight line for squaring up stuff when needed. I tend to want to have something to help me not warp the fabric while ironing.

[@SewYeah]

Great thinking! We hope it works out perfectly for you! Thanks for watching 🎉😀

[@NickUncommon]

I decided to keep using the ironing board I have, and just place it on the table without using the built in legs, and adjusted the fabric with the lines on it with a drawstring to dasten it on the board :) Since the wire mesh and batting on it are still good, I went the route of just renewing the cover.

[@maryannnations5196]

Thank our, great idea.

[@SewYeah]

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[@pigboopigmufamily]

Thank you for your video. It is a good idea. Could you tell me how thick the wooden board is?

[@SewYeah]

Thanks for watching. We have been behind in answering comments, but are trying to catch up~!

[@kendranewton9071]

We need another video of your new shop!

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[@HouseofTherapy2023]

Hi, Did you know there is a pelon interfacing product that is used to make hot pads hot pot holders? If so what is the reason you did not use that over the top of the batting to insulate the heat more???? Great video. I have made a home made ironing board cover before, in fact it has lasted forever and I love it. I use a heat insulationg type pad under it...I love that you used the velcro. I sewed the seams and ran a cord through mine. I didn't even think of the velcro...Thank you,

[@SewYeah]

The Pelon interfacing is a great idea! We'll have to try that for sure! We love the cord idea as well. It's so great to hear everyone's ideas and what has worked for them. Thanks so much for sharing 😊🎉 We hope to see you again soon!

[@floatinglotuswomenswellness]

Prewashing is really important since you're using cotton. It would be a pain to do all that work and have it shrink several inches the first time you wash it.

[@SewYeah]

Yes, prewashing is a must! Sorry we didn't show it in the video! Next time 😊🙌 Thanks so much for watching ❤

[@joycesmith1270]

THANKS

[@SewYeah]

Thanks for watching!

[@pamsury3969]

Would it Be a good idea to put in a couple of layers of heavy duty Reynolds wrap on the board?

[@SewYeah]

😍😍So sorry I am just catching this .I am trying to catch up on the comments. Hope to do better in the future. Thanks for watching our lives. We appreciate it !!!!!!

[@131dyana]

thank you.

[@SewYeah]

Thanks for watching! We hope you enjoyed the video 🎈🙌

[@JoyfullyOrangeDeborah]

I didn't hear you say to use sew in velcro. I tried sewing on sticky velcro once.... that was not smart, but I didn't know better. Also, adding a reflective surface onto the plywood with adhesive spray helps protect the wood and the batting for longer use. Otherwise, good tutorial. First of your videos I've ever seen.

[@SewYeah]

Great reminders! Thanks so much for the tips. And welcome to our channel! We hope to see you again soon 🎈💕🙌

[@gloriapatton9111]

Good video!! What is the quilt pattern behind you in this video? Thanks...

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[@vickiheath6133]

Thank you

[@SewYeah]

Thanks!!

[@cathys949]

Do you have to use cotton batting due to the heat from the iron, or will regular poly batting hold up okay?

[@SewYeah]

Either will work. It's your preference of course.

[@annblachly8068]

I would place Velcro in the tuck instead of outside. No need to unpick seams to make a flap.

[@SewYeah]

Great idea! Thanks for sharing 🙌🎈

[@beccachurch]

Hi. Wouldn't a layer at the plywood of insulbright help protect the wood?

[@SewYeah]

Sounds like good advice!!!

[@carlcalabro]

Teancum, the only thing you missed is prewashing the top fabric. Because it’s a fitted item, once you take that off and wash and dry it, it will no longer fit your board. Not commonly used by quilters these days, garment sewers know, you must prewash when sewing fitted items.

[@SewYeah]

🤦‍♂️ Yes, prewash is a must! Thanks for the reminder 💕🙌 Thanks so much for watching!

[@nanashouse202]

Thanks.

[@SewYeah]

Thanks to you!

[@kayewebster9852]

Use wool on the last cover and get intense pressing results !!!

[@SewYeah]

Great idea! Thanks so much for watching and the great suggestion. Hope to see you again soon! 🙏😊

[@beccachurch]

would insulbright help with reflecting back heat?

[@SewYeah]

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[@pamsury3969]

Why did you put the Velcro on the top instead of just kind of sort of getting it at the very bottom so you just had a smooth service on both sides?

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[@mregister3945]

Where is this fantastic store and what is it's name? (The store you bought the batting at.)

[@SewYeah]

Las Vegas and St George Utah

[@mregister3945]

@@SewYeah thank you!

[@cindylebaron2143]

What kind of fabric cutter are you using?

[@SewYeah]

Hello. It is a Martelli Rotary Cutter. You can find them on our website here: sewyeahquilting.com/search?type=product&options%5Bprefix%5D=last&options%5Bunavailable_products%5D=show&q=martelli+rotarty+cutter

[@pamsury3969]

That is an agronomic rotary cutter. Distributes the pressure when you’re pushing down to cut throughout your hand so it doesn’t hurt so bad. It’s great for people with arthritis or something like that wrong with your hands and it comes in the left or right handed I’ve had one for years that I’ve been afraid to use, but I watched the young lady on I believe it’s the sewing channel and she uses her all the time because she’s arthritis in her hands.

[@jilldoemer1634]

Using a French seam will eliminate raw fabric edges.

[@nancy9478]

I had the same thought! 🙂

[@SewYeah]

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[@rachaelb9164]

Drop the board? You can just sand the corners and sand the board so it doesn’t catch on the batting.

[@SewYeah]

Great idea! Thanks so much for watching!

[@CurseTheDarkness]

⁠@@SewYeahYes! Sand all the edges with some 220 grit sandpaper. Do this outside. Put the sandpaper over something hard and flat that will fit in your hand while sanding. There are lots of different types of plywood. Make sure you get interior grade that is perfectly smooth. Plywood will remain flat regardless of moisture in the air. It looks like you are using 1/4” thickness which bends a little, 1/2” will not flex but is a lot heavier and more expensive. This type of plywood is commonly sold in 2 foot by 4 foot lengths in any home improvement store. The store may make a free cut for you if you wanted it cut smaller. Do not paint or use a finish on the plywood, just use it raw.

[@mariannebeach7497]

Looks great. I’d make the seams on the top a little wider. Wouldn’t be so easy to have the seams pull apart, and wouldn’t make the board less useful, in my opinion….

[@annblachly8068]

I would use French seams throughout.

[@SewYeah]

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[@heather007mcd]

What type of rotary cutter do you use?

[@SewYeah]

We use the Martelli 45mm Cutter!

[@DorisPowell-kx9te]

Smart

[@arlindaatwood1409]

I don’t think you mentioned but what thickness of plywood did you get?

[@SewYeah]

It's really up to you! Whatever thickness you feel works best. We used a pretty thin board, maybe 1/2-1 inch thick. Thanks for watching!

[@shipraranimallick7197]

good

[@SewYeah]

Thanks

[@ginnyrivera2786]

If you are going to wash it, why wouldn’t you prewash the fabric so that you have already accounted for the shrinkage?

[@SewYeah]

Yes, prewash is a must! Sorry for not showing it on the video. Thanks so much for watching!🎈❤😊

[@Sasslette]

ೋღ☃ღೋ G'Day T-Man from Australiaೋღ☃ღೋ Easy as that! Thanks for the tutorial!!! Hope all is well with Mum and Bub!

[@SewYeah]

Thank you so much for the well wishes! Everyone is doing much better! Thank you!

[@lamerson771]

How thick should plywood be

[@SewYeah]

It's at your discretion

[@kimschmidgall1622]

I thought DIY ironing boards need to be made with flannel or ?

[@SewYeah]

Preference really.

[@Julietaescasan]

Why don't just a pillow case and put the velcro on both the inside that way when you need to take it off you just open the edge and take it off. I did that with some of my sofa cushions.

[@SewYeah]

Good idea. Creative