how cool is this....
 

I sooo want one what a clever idea always another use even if the machine doesn't work

Oh, that is so cute! With everything painted white like that you hardly notice the pipes. Nice top on it, too.

Very cool! I never would have thought of something like this. Fits right in with us antique/vintage enthusiasts.

lovely idea

Great idea, looks great.

Great idea.

That is so cute!!!!!!!!!!!!

Very, very cool.

I recently saw an old sewing machine cabinet like that, unpainted though, that had been cut down to be a coffee table, was really cute!

We have a high bathroom faucet, (dh likes to wash his hair in the sink) and do nto have a problem with splashing ont he counter or mirror.

I like the idea OP posted

And why not?! So cool!

O wow! I see a lot of vintage sewing machine base for sale. That is such a neat idea.

Oh, How Cute! I love it!

Cyndy K

O wow! I see a lot of vintage sewing machine base for sale. That is such a neat idea. I had one years ago before a house fire that I made out of a nice plant stand in my dining room.

cute!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow! What a smart idea!! I am using my MamMaw's with big top on it for cutting/pressing. My uncle had it for yrs after she passed & it stayed in his dirt floored garage a long time, so when I got it, the cabinet was so rotten. But did salvage the head & the stand. Took the stand to a pressure care wash to remove rust & painted it black... I can remember her making me a yellow taffeta prom dress on it. Want to display the head but don't know where + it would just collect dust.

Awe, too cute!

OH how cute. I have a Singer base with a wooden top. Hmmmm.

I have a frame, maybe I will think about this.

That is a great idea. It could even been done with the cabinet left in place to help cover the pipes.

I had a set of them with a glass tops for night stands. Wish I had them now.....

Wish I would have seen this before I gave my old machine and table away. :(

That is too cute..What an imagination someone had....

I made the one I have into a plant stand. The wood was broken a the machine ddidn't work. I just took every thing off and put a wrought iron grate on it . It's a great stand.

Of course I love this idea. I have one made into a plant/speaker stand in our bedroom and also one that I have raised with bed risers and a large table top on it for a cutting table in my quilting studio. They are cute aren't they? I'm now looking for one to use outside on the back porch with a couple of bar stools.