Complete Your Station

Already have a mini iron? Complete your pressing station with the four tools that turn it into a professional setup. The 9" × 11" Mini Wool Pressing Mat gives you a heat-radiating surface for crisp seams, the silicone Mini Iron Rest gives your iron a safe home, the beech wood Clapper sets seams flatter than an iron can alone, and the Rolling Seam Presser flattens seams between stitches with no heat at all.

Together, these four are the difference between simply pressing your seams and truly setting them — flat, crisp, and professional. Just add the mini iron you already own.

Four tools. One complete pressing station.

Why You'll Love It

• Everything Your Mini Iron Is Missing — A wool mat to press on, a rest to set the iron on, a clapper to set the seam, and a roller to flatten between stitches — the four tools that complete a pressing station around an iron you already have.

• Set Seams Flatter Than an Iron Can — Press on the wool mat, then hold the beech wood Clapper on the seam for 5–10 seconds — the hardwood traps heat and moisture as the fabric cools, setting the seam truly flat.

• A Professional Surface at Your Machine — The 9" × 11" felted New Zealand wool mat radiates heat back through the fabric for a crisp finish from both sides.

• Flatten Seams Without Heat — The Rolling Seam Presser flattens each seam with a few passes of its wooden roller, so you keep piecing without stopping — and it doubles as a mini clapper as seams cool.

• A Safe Home for Your Iron — The silicone Mini Iron Rest (heat-resistant to 482°F) keeps your hot iron flat and contained, with a raised lip that protects your fingers and surfaces.

1. Mini Iron Rest 

• Material: Heat-resistant silicone

• Size: 6.69" × 4.06" × 0.12" (170 × 103 × 3 mm); raised edge 0.36" (9mm) along the front and sides

• Weight: 2.19–2.35 oz (62–66.6 g)

• Heat resistance: Up to 482°F (250°C)

• Compatibility: Fits the Madam Sew Mini Iron and most other mini irons

• Features: Raised lip contains the hot soleplate and prevents accidental contact; lay the iron flat instead of standing it upright; protects table tops, ironing boards, wool mats, and craft surfaces from heat damage

• Care: Clean with warm soapy water; dry thoroughly before storing

2. Mini Desk Top Wool Pressing Mat 9" × 11" 

• Size: 9" × 11"

• Material: 100% natural felted New Zealand wool; naturally fire-resistant

• Properties: Absorbs and radiates heat through both sides of the fabric for crisp seams; compact and portable

• Use: A pressing station right beside your machine for small seams, quilt blocks, and piecing squares

3. Clapper — Wood Pressing Tool 

• Material: Beech wood — a fast-growing hardwood with good pressing weight

• Surfaces: Smooth top and bottom (won't snag fabric); side shaped for gripping while pressing straight down

• Use: Place on a just-pressed or steamed seam, hem, pleat, or crease and hold 5–10 seconds until the fabric cools — sets fibres flat and crisp

• Works with: An iron, or steam-only on a wool mat; especially useful on delicate fabrics you can't iron (sheers, velvet) and heavy fabrics (wool, denim)

4. Rolling Seam Presser

• Materials: Lightweight handle with a solid wood roller

• Function: Roll the wheel over a seam on a solid surface with light pressure to temporarily flatten it — no heat required

• Doubles as: A mini tailor's clapper immediately after steam pressing to set seams as they cool; also used in paper crafting and card making

• Design: Portable and lightweight — fits in any project bag

• Note: Avoid contact with adhesives, which would compromise the wooden roller for sewing use

1. Place the Mini Wool Pressing Mat beside your machine with the Mini Iron Rest next to it; heat your own mini iron on the rest.

2. Between seams, roll the Rolling Seam Presser over each seam to flatten it and keep piecing.

3. Press the seam on the wool mat with your iron and steam.

4. Immediately hold the beech wood Clapper on the seam for 5–10 seconds until the fabric cools to set it flat.

5. Rest the iron flat on the silicone rest between presses.

6. Air the wool mat after use; keep the clapper and roller dry and away from adhesives.