Authentic miniature Victorian and Edwardian doll’s dolls, toys, games and playthings for the discerning doll’s house child. Designed and handcrafted by professional artisan Sandra Morris
Sunday, 31 January 2010
Customer review.........
I've just unpacked and tried out my new iron. Which entailed peeling a protective film from the soleplate to reveal a pristine, gleaming, mirror-like surface.
So, very, very different from the old one, whose soleplate was the equivalent of sticky sandpaper.
The new iron is sleek and streamlined, and when plugged in a little red light comes on and it heats up.
Ermm.....that's it really.
But for £3.87 it's nothing short of miraculous.
I'm hoping it will make mini ironing a breeze, gliding over my delicate fabrics smoothly and effortlessly without a single snag or grab.
Now I just have to extremely careful not to get glue on the soleplate, or put it onto the wrong side of iron-on vilene, which instantaneously seems to meld its molecules directly with those of the metal, rendering it impossible to remove. Even with a metal scourer and cream cleaner, applied with a liberal dose of elbow grease.
Mind you, at £3.87 it isn't going to break my heart if, in the fullness of time, the virginal new soleplate does get messed up.
So, I'm going to give it a thorough test run this afternoon, pressing the minuscule seams of 5 tiny 6-piece jackets destined for some new Jumeau-style toy dolls.
Like I said before......I'm really very easily pleased.
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