Ironing will never be boring again with these fun ironing board covers! Things get even hotter when you apply your iron to the towel area…it disappears and you are treated to the “full monty!”

Imported from the United Kingdom , these covers are sized to fit U.S./Canadian regular ironing boards.  They are elasticized and fit in seconds.  There is a super thick felt backing and reflect heat to iron both sides of your item. 

Our British sisters have been having all the ironing fun… thankfully these have made their way across ‘the pond” for the rest of us!

We know these are a novelty item and aren’t for everyone.  However, judging from early orders, there are a lot of us wanting to spice up our ironing life.

Order yours today at www.GlobalQuiltShop.com.

I know it is not new... but it is the only rotary cutter I like to use. It is not available everywhere but because it works so well I thought I would tell you all about it.

Most cutters use a straight handle that you use like a pointer and you have to press down with your arm straight to get an even cut.  The Ergo 2000 has a bent handle that fits in the palm of your hand and you guide it with your pointer finger.  This makes it easy to hold and the weight you can press down with your palm will let you cut over 15 layers of fabric at a time or cut patterns out with ease.  The blade guard is spring loaded and with a flip of your finger will close so your blade stays sharp when it is set down.  Because it is ergonomically designed it comes it two models one for right handed and left handed. It also comes in two different blade sizes  45mm and 60mm. 

While not the newest gadget on the market, Clover Yo-yo makers are certainly one of the most fun things around.  By simply slipping a piece of fabric in the snap-together template and following the stitching guide, you have a perfect yo-yo in a couple of minutes.

For some quilters, the most enjoyable part of the quilting process is the piecing and creation of the top.  They are more than happy to hand off their cherished top to a qualified longarm quilter so they can move onto the next project.  Here are some tips for preparing your top and choosing a qualified longarm quilter.