Point Press Clapper by Jacksons Woodworks

This versatile tool is essentially two in one. The top, narrow surface acts as a mini ironing board, perfect for pressing hard-to-reach seams and enclosed corners, such as those found on collars, lapels, and cuffs. A point presser, it's used by slipping the seam, wrong side up, over the point and pressing open. The bottom, clapper side, applies pressure to set permanent creases, creating crisp edges, and flattening bulky seams. To use, first apply steam with your iron, then press with the clapper, leaning on it and applying maximum pressure. Maintain this position until both the fabric and wood (which presses the steam into the area without adding heat) have cooled.

• Dual-Function Tool: Top side acts as a mini ironing board for hard-to-reach seams and corners
• Clapper Side: Applies pressure for crisp edges and flat seams
• Usage: Steam first, then press with clapper, holding until cooled