Need a sewing table
#31
Originally Posted by auntpiggylpn
I have this table and have been really happy with it!
Check Walmart & walmart.com, sometimes it is on there cheaper.
Check Walmart & walmart.com, sometimes it is on there cheaper.
#32
Originally Posted by acesgame
Do you have room for this?http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/20116071/
I also like the Jonas desk. It has the slide out piece that is just enough lower that when you put your machine on it it would be the correct height. You could also just use it as the ironing station when working on blocks. No storage in it but you can buy matching file drawers or just use the plastic ones under the desk. Then have hubby install open shelves above for other storage. If you have little children, the higher the storage the more likely it is to be where you put it. http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/10103677/
I also like the Jonas desk. It has the slide out piece that is just enough lower that when you put your machine on it it would be the correct height. You could also just use it as the ironing station when working on blocks. No storage in it but you can buy matching file drawers or just use the plastic ones under the desk. Then have hubby install open shelves above for other storage. If you have little children, the higher the storage the more likely it is to be where you put it. http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/10103677/
#33
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Join Date: Nov 2010
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Check your Goodwill, Thrift Store, Fela Market and Craig's list for used furniture. You should be able to find a good table, desk or sewing cabinet below $40.00. Take your machine measurements in case you find a sewig cabinet as not all machines will fit in all cabinets.
#35
Check out yard sales and Craig's list You can get very inexpensive desks, sewing tables or kitchen tables. I bought a very nice farm type kitchen table for 20.00, it's already in the sewing room.
#36
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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I recently bought a neat table from Ikea. It looks like a drafting table, but has a small glass panel on one side- light source for PP? It has saw horse type legs to go with it, with pegs to adjust the height---so I can change heights for cutting or sewing. So it can work well in limited space. It comes in 3 pieces---tabletop, and 2 legs, easy to take down if I need to, or to move it elsewhere. I can do this myself, so don't have to wait for someone else to be around to help. $179.00 including tax. Well made! It comes in white, or birch. I had been looking for quite a while, and am so pleased!
#37
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Join Date: Apr 2011
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if you frequent yard sales you may find one. check with lowes or home depot and find a discontinued counter top. Or if you keep a check on craig list you may find a used counter top. with the counter top you could just add legs. If you can (yard sales or advertised for one) find a used drafting table is really neat for limit space. you can adjust height, tilt and then fold up when finished.
#38
I have a SewEzi table, machine is set down so level with table surface, and it will fold up to take to workshops (has two little wheels to pull along in it's carry bag (supplied). If you have more than one machine, you can buy more acrylic insets too.
I think the link is http://www.sewezi.com/
I think the link is http://www.sewezi.com/
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