Antique ironing board ideas

Come along as I downsize and decorate our little home in Maine. .Join me in the craft room as I learn, create, sew, knit, and repurpose vintage finds.

I purchased this old wooden ironing board at the antique shop last week. I didn't get it super cheaply, but I knew it would be perfect ...

This is one of our favorite projects to date because we got to start with such an amazing piece to begin with, and the finished product is so versatile! As one of our garage sale finds, we picked up this vintage ironing board for $10. It was in great shape and could still fold down,...

Believe it or not, one of my favorite chores while growing up was ironing. I started out with my dad’s hankies (yes, believe it or not, ironing hankies was a thing … in fact, hankies t…

In 2015, I removed the legs from an old wooden ironing board , painted it with chalk paint and hung it on the door between my laundry ...

A wood sign can come in all shapes, sizes and colors. They can also come with all kinds of words. I repurposed an antique ironing board to create this wood sign to remind us what is important. Click over to see how easy it is to make!

Vintage Ironing Board Makeover – Cindy Goes Beyond

Transform an old vintage ironing board into a functional and stylish laundry room drying rack with this easy DIY tutorial! Perfect for small spaces and adding a touch of farmhouse charm to your home. Included is an easy-to-copy stenciled Laundry sign with video tutorial.

Do you remember the vintage ironing board I picked up last month? I got it at a church yard sale for $5.00. (My personal limit when I thrift) I had no idea what I was going to do with it. When I was looking at it, the lady said “do you need an old ironing...Read More

Driving down my mom’s street I saw this pile of junk waiting for the garbage truck. I passed it once, but the second time something amazing caught my eye. The photo below shows the actual junk pile. Leaning up against the post, there’s an ironing board. Now I’ve been wanting a vintage wooden ironing board for some time. They run about $100.00 in antique shops-too pricy for my thrifty soul. So the first thing that stuck out to me about this were the wooden... (click to read more)