This is a pretty cool repurpose of an old sewing table!
 

I usually hate to see old sewing tables revamped, but this is pretty sweet. I'm not a drinker though so it wouldn't be for me!

http://www.chicaandjo.com/2017/05/03...to-a-bar-cart/

Some really are beyond repair.

That is very cool.

If it were an old metal machine, it would b different, but the plastic wonders don't last as long. I'm not a fan of chalk paint, but this is cute.

I'm really tired of chalk paint on all the beautiful wood.

i can picture a run on old sewing machine cabinets. I don't drink either, but if i did, i go that route

Cabinets are easy to find at the SA here. People buy the heads and leave the cabinet. I have two - one refitted for my 301 and one painted (with enamel, not milk paint) as extra space in my kitchen. Popover - it was 50s fake limed oak, so I didn't paint over anything solid wood.

I don't think that was a very good Singer model, anyway. No love lost.

It was reparable - looks to be in nice shape.

Well, isn't that very creative !!

I have wanted a pontoon (aka party) boat for years. Found an old one we could afford and thought it was just perfect. Our grandson decided he could make it even better... he made a similar "boat-bar" for us out of an old cabinet he bought online. It did not have a machine in it,so I feel he "rescued it" rather than ruined it. Aren't grand kids wonderful

Cute idea - love the do-it-yourself mindset. So much more fun than off-the-rack thinking!