SINGER · Iron
A practical pressing partner in pink and gray
Put precise pressing within reach of your sewing machine. The pink/gray SINGER SteamCraft iron pairs an OnPoint tip with a stainless steel soleplate to help finish seams, pleats and other garment details.
OnPoint tip
Steam on/off controls
Vertical steam
Make the most of this accessory
Finish the shape, not just the stitches
Pressing helps a seam sit as intended and gives you a clearer view of the developing garment or quilt piece. The OnPoint tip is useful when you need access near a seam or pleat rather than the full width of the soleplate.
Choose steam for the material
Steam on/off control lets you adapt the pressing approach to the fabric's care instructions. Vertical steam provides another fabric-care option where appropriate. Test first, especially with layered projects or trims that respond differently from the main fabric.
Details worth a closer look
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OnPoint tip. Reaches smaller areas around buttons and seams.
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Steam on/off controls. Adapt pressing to the fabric and finish.
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Vertical steam. Adds an upright steaming option.
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Transparent water tank. Makes the remaining water easier to monitor.
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30-minute vertical auto-off. Provides time between pressing steps when the iron is upright.
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Internal anti-calcium filter. Supports tap-water use alongside regular self-cleaning.
Specifications at a glance
| Color |
Pink/gray |
| Weight |
Approximately 3.3 lb |
| Dimensions |
11.4 x 4.8 x 6 inches |
| Supplier SKU |
220428112.01 |
Check the fit. Choose with confidence.
Suited to a sewing-room pressing station and everyday garment care. Test heat and steam on an inconspicuous area and follow the item's care instructions.
Questions about SINGER SteamCraft Steam Iron Pink/Gray
Can I turn steam off?
Yes. Steam on/off controls let you choose the pressing mode.
How should I maintain it?
Use the self-clean function as directed in the instruction manual, particularly with frequent use.
Can I use one heat setting for mixed materials?
Choose settings for the actual materials and trims involved. Test cautiously where different layers or components may respond differently to heat.
The ThreadWorks difference
A sewing family behind your purchase
ThreadWorks is led by the third generation of the Mulqueen sewing family in Arizona. Our family's sewing-business experience goes back to 1977, with years spent around machines, service benches, parts and the people who use them.
A useful sewing-room tool should suit the projects you actually make. Tell us what you are working on and which details matter most to you. We can help you compare the listed features before you choose, whether you are building a new setup or improving a familiar one.
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