Tailors Board

High quality red oak, smooth all over and plugged nicely over all the screws. Really beautiful product and worth the money. Oak will not dent as easily as pine if it is accidentally dropped. It has been a great game changer for this beginner sewist for flat felled crotch and shoulder seams. Helps to make collar stands and collars much easier for me as well. Love it!

This tailor’s board is quality and made by a family owned company. It will take your sewing up a notch or two and last forever. See my photo of me using it to press the darts of bowl cozies I’m making for Christmas gifts. I pressed the first one on an ironing board, then I bought this tailor’s board. WOW. What a difference! Love love love this purchase!

Perfect for making sharp edges and curves. I will be using it for all my sewing projects. Currently making masks for family and friends. Can be used with or without steam iron. Presses out clipped curves prior to construction and flattens out seams for top stitching. The curves can be molded and the shape holds beautifully. Good for “rolling under” lining before edge stitching. I should have gotten one of these a long time ago. It makes the finished project look so professional. So glad it is available on Amazon. If you are on the edge about making this purchase, get it. You won’t regret. The wood is a bit rough especially on the curved edges. A light sanding will fix it.

So easy to use.

I don't know how I ever ironed without this. The curves and planes fit almost any stitched seam you can think of. The workmanship is excellent. The only issue I have is that it doesn't always stay upright when I stand it on end. I need to use the main board's large curve upright so I can iron arcs. The three points on the other end don't precisely align enough to keep it vertical. It's a minor issue. The rest make up for it.

Exactly what I needed for some precision pressing! It arrived with a thin layer of remnant sawdust (to be expected) so just be sure to wipe down with a damp cloth before use so you don’t stain your sewing project. I also found the grain could be smoother in spots, so I used a fine sand paper to buff out a few rough spots & now it’s perfect!

At first I was unsure about this purchase…but I’m glad I ordered it. It’s beautifully made, and the wood is very smooth and had a good weight. It came well packaged and arrived way quicker than I expected! I love using it already.

Beautifully made, I use it primarily for collars and pressing seams in narrow places. Great for setting seams in wool. Worth every penny.