Anonymous wrote:I iron ours on a towel on the kitchen counter.

+1. Except I do it on the same table they’re creating the project on. The shorter the transport distance, the better!

I iron ours on a towel on the kitchen counter.

Hahaha, totally in the same situation, OP!!!

Anonymous wrote:Is the ironing board bolted to the floor? The iron weighs 200lbs and can't be brought upstairs?

Do you understand humor? Nasty response.

I hid those things after my then 3-year-old chucked an open bucket of them across the room. She’s 5 now. I’m still not getting them out.

I always forget to iron them (not on purpose), or forget to re-iron them when they inevitably break.

lol -- i'm with you. i would never bring my ironing board up a floor.

double ugh - not my fav toy, the vacuum was my best friend.

Been there done that lol. Luckily my daughter has been a pretty good sport about it. Honestly, I hardly use the iron for clothes so now it's on the main floor so I can just get those suckers done fast!

Anonymous wrote:Is the ironing board bolted to the floor? The iron weighs 200lbs and can't be brought upstairs?

Do you honestly think I can’t solve the problem? Isn’t it more likely I was trying to add a bit of humor to the days of people who also have fuse bead fanatics? You must be really fun at a party.

Perhaps it is the bourbon causing the dropping?

Is the ironing board bolted to the floor? The iron weighs 200lbs and can't be brought upstairs?

If I drop one more of my child’s fuse bead creations on the way to the ironing board in the basement — which means having to put everything back together - I may need to break out the bourbon.