Get crisp, flat seams on projects of every size with this three-piece pressing set. You get the Large Wool Pressing Mat (17" × 24") for long hems, jelly rolls, and curtains, the Standard Wool Pressing Mat (17" × 13½") for blocks and everyday pressing, and a beechwood Clapper that sets seams, pleats, and creases without burning your fingers. Both mats are 100% natural New Zealand felted wool, so heat comes from both sides at once and your fabric holds its shape. It's a practical set for sewists and quilters who want professional results with less effort.

Why You'll Love It

• Right mat for every job — the large mat handles long hems and yardage; the standard mat is perfect for blocks and quick pressing at your machine.
• Crisp seams, less effort — dense wool absorbs iron heat and presses both sides at once, so you make fewer passes.
• Fabric stays put — the wool's texture grips fabric to deter shifting, puckering, and stretching.
• No more finger burns — the clapper lets you flatten hot seams and pleats by hand, safely.
• Made to travel — both mats are lightweight; the large mat ships with a reusable snap-close vinyl pouch for classes and retreats.

Specifications

• 1 Large Wool Pressing Mat
  • Size: 17" × 24", ½" thick
  • Material: 100% felted New Zealand wool
  • Weight: 34.5 oz (980 g)
  • Includes: reusable transparent vinyl pouch with 2 snaps
• 1 Standard Wool Pressing Mat
  • Size: 17" × 13½", ½" thick
  • Material: 100% felted New Zealand wool
    
  • Color: natural wool
• 1 Clapper
  • Material: beechwood hardwood
  • Design: smooth top and bottom, dual-width ends with a side grip groove
    

Instructions

1. Place the appropriate wool mat on a heat-safe surface (protect wood or delicate surfaces, as steam can pass through).
2. Position your fabric or block on the mat and press with your iron; heat is absorbed from both sides.
3. For long hems or yardage, use the large mat; for blocks and detail work, use the standard mat.
4. Immediately after pressing a seam, hem, pleat, or crease, set the clapper firmly on top.
5. Hold 5–10 seconds until the fabric cools — this "sets" the fibers flat and crisp.
6. Store the large mat in its vinyl pouch; air-dry mats if they feel damp before putting away.