Pressing Tools
	Bamboo Point Turner/Creaser $1.95 This little, unassuming tool is probably the simplest of notions, but a must have in your sewing box. Its pointed end is used to poke the corner right side out when turning corners, and its rounded, beveled end smooths out curves and seams. The soft bamboo wood gently helps form a nice crisp corner, curve, or seam without stressing the fabric or seam. You can even use it as a pressing tool by inserting it into a point or curve to shape the fabric as you press over it.		The Mighty Steam Iron by Dritz Price: $29.95    This mighty little iron packs quite a punch! The perfect size for travel with all the power of a larger size iron. Sleek ergonomic design allows for an easy grip while ironing. Limited Edition.
	Point Presser & Clapper Currently on back order from manufacturer. Price: $ A "must have" item for every sewer's collection.  This is two tools in one!  The angled point gets into a variety of corner shapes and hard-to-reach seams such as collars, lapels, and cuffs, while the clapper side is used to apply pressure to form crisp creases and pleats and flatten bulky seams.   Approximately 9-1/2" long.		Clapper Price: $19.95 The Clapper is used to apply pressure to form crisp creases and pleats and flatten bulky seams and buttonholes.
	Ham Holder Price: $27.95 The Ham Holder frees both hands as it holds your pressing ham securely, in every usable position.		Seam Solution 24" Price: $17.95 Use the Seam Solution for pressing seams open.  The flat side can be used as a clapper and rounded top is great for narrow seams.
	Seam Roll Price: $9.95 For pressing long seams and narrow areas such as pant legs and other tubular areas. Use to avoid ridge marks on right side of garment. Wool and cotton covering. Use wool side for woolens, synthetic blends and fabrics requiring low to medium temperatures, and cotton side for cotton, linen and fabrics requiring medium to high temperatures.		Tailor's Ham Price: $10.95 Specially designed to mold and shape darts, curved and shaped seams, sleeve caps, faced edges. Wool on one side for woolens, synthetic blends and fabrics requiring low to medium temperatures, and cotton on the other side for cotton, linen and fabrics requiring medium to high temperatures.