SusieQOH

Patrice, it's not that table. It's a newly crafted one for Featherweights. I'd love to find the old one too.

1CharmShort

Funny...(odd funny, not haha funny)
there just happens to be one for sale right now on CL in Seattle....but it's a bit pricey:

https://seattle.craigslist.org/est/atq/7563602638.html

SusieQOH

Wow, that's in beautiful condition. But Seattle to Columbus? Nope

Reader1

I share my sewing room with my granddaughters' bunk bed and dresser for their overnighters. My sewing table is against a window with a cutting card table on lifts to the left. When I am adding borders, binding, putting a big quilt together or machine quilting I move the sewing center to the middle of the room and put the back extender up. That gives me a lot of room.

Dolphyngyrl

By a window because that is the only area in the bedroom it would fit

pennyhal2

I had to look around. Four of them face a wall. Two of them face a window. Two of them have my back to the window. One is in it's travel case. I can't part with any of them. They each do something different or have a function that is missing in the other machines. I know a lady who has 32 of them set up in her garage!!!

GregB

Near a wall, but I am using an old wood dining table.

Quiltah Mama

My janome is in the middle of the room on a 36" shelving unit. I stand to sew and the shelf unit is perfect for it.

goldsberry921

My Baby Lock Lyric (named Riz) is between 2 windows in what is the "guest" bedroom. I like to look outside while I am sewing.

ptquilts

I have a large living room (about 16' x 24') so one end is the living room and the other end is for sewing, with my fabric storage in totes, ironing board, and SM on a large table by the window.