Fabric Cutting Table plan
08-21-2011, 06:26 AM
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My DH just received the latest Wood magazine (Better Homes & Gardens; Issue 207, October 2011), featuring a wonderful "workbench" that I think would make a great cutting table for us quilters! I'm not 100% certain the 34 1/2" height would be just right for everyone, but you simply must see this table!
Here's the link, if I did it right: http://www.woodstore.net/fo3wo.html
I've asked my DH to please save this issue for the day when I get a sewing room of my own.
Here's the link, if I did it right: http://www.woodstore.net/fo3wo.html
I've asked my DH to please save this issue for the day when I get a sewing room of my own.
08-21-2011, 06:41 AM
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I purchased a kitchen island on wheels from our local unfinished furniture store. It is a perfect height for ironing, cutting and even basting projects up to crib size. It also has a large shallow drawer and two shelves underneath. The hardest part was assembling it. I know it was less than $100.
08-21-2011, 07:11 AM
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I love, love, love this idea and the fact that it can be rolled to the side or another room so I can lay out larger quilts on the floor is so awesome. I went to buy the downloaded version and they added shipping, what is with that?? I am going to call on Monday and ask, but this is definately perfect even if I have to figure out how to make it myself. Thanks or sharing.
08-21-2011, 12:07 PM
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Originally Posted by LisaGibbs
I love, love, love this idea and the fact that it can be rolled to the side or another room so I can lay out larger quilts on the floor is so awesome. I went to buy the downloaded version and they added shipping, what is with that?? I am going to call on Monday and ask, but this is definately perfect even if I have to figure out how to make it myself. Thanks or sharing.
That MDF board makes a nice flat surface, but it is very heavy. I hope you will have help on the project.
I also like the mobile and folding aspects, as my sewing room [when I get it]will probably be serving as a guest room.
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