JJC

I had been looking for a long time for a new sewing table, even though, what I had was working just fine, but I had always wanted something with more depth to it. Just a few days before Christmas 2014, My DH and I were in a used furniture store (we didn't go there to look for a sewing table) to look for an older/antique china hutch. THERE IT WAS, just what I had been looking for! The service folks had just brought it out on the showcase floor. It was a VERY NICE large executive desk with drawers on each side and no drawer in the middle, so if I want I could have an area cut out to set my machine in and install a lift for it. But it is so nice that I'm not sure I want to do that at this point. I sure do love my new sewing table. IT'S PERFECT!!!

ladychandler

That is wonderful! And you just gave me the idea for my new sewing table! Thanks for sharing.

Crqltr

Nice..my sewing table was also a desk...but nowhere near as nice as yours! The drawers do come in handy!

Cam's gram

Wonderful find for a sewing table!!!!

Jackie Spencer

Beautiful piece of furniture!!

Tartan

I am not sure I would want to cut a hole in that lovely desk either. I might do a cut out of the rigid foam insuluation and put it on top. Looking good!

jmoore

very nice... it looks so neat and tidy.

Kris P

Awesome find! I would totally cut the recess. You'll be amazed how much better your shoulders feel when your machine is a the right height.

Stitchit123

A friend gave me a 1950's solid oak desk-she was down sizing-it measures 6ft x 3ft. It took 4 guys to move it. My brother wanted to cut it to set the machine flush and I just could not let him cut into that beautiful wood. I love it the way it is. It has 3 drawers along the top and a cabinet on both sides. I keep my rotary's-scissors and seam ripper in the middle I now know where they are at all times. And I have 2 plastic bowls to put straight and safety pins in so no more pins on the floor to step on.

callen

Beautiful piece of furniture & your machine looks great. You may want to re-consider the idea of not cutting out a recess for your machine after you have been sewing on it for hours & your shoulders & arms start giving you grief. I completely understand about not wanting to cut a recess into that beautiful desk, though.