Beautiful!!!
|
That looks just beautiful, you are lucky to have talent in the Family.
|
Very nice!
|
Originally Posted by Debbie B
(Post 6586744)
Love it! I have my husband's great grandmother's treadle. It was the one thing my husband asked for after his mom died. But, carrying it up from her basement the cabinet started falling apart. It's a oak parlor cabinet (painted green) & in bad shape. I showed my husband your picture & he thought it looks really nice. So, we'll see...
The treadle base is higher than others I have seen but it's a lovely base. He cleaned it up, spray painted it black & voila, a gorgeous restoration. I believe the machine was a 221 & I have it decorating one of my sewing rooms. |
Originally Posted by heather1949
(Post 6587064)
That looks just beautiful, you are lucky to have talent in the Family.
|
I love that table. Never thought of doing something like that. It is gorgeous!
|
How sad that many people would thrown the cabinet out. This is a wonderful way to save a piece of the past and make it modern. You've done well -- as has your husband. Thanks for sharing!!
|
Beautiful! My DH is also a wood worker and makes furniture. He made a gorgeous cabinet for my machine, which I love. I have one treadle cabinet complete with working machine, but also have a second cabinet minus machine. Right now it's being used as a bedside table in the guest room. The cabinet is in good shape so I won't mess with it, but I love your idea of removing an old ugly, broken one and making a table from the base. Very clever!
|
Looks great, I used a beautiful oak kitchen cabinet door to make a top for the sewing machine stand I have. Got the door at Home depot out of a can of odd pieces for $15.00. finished..
|
love the idea. My husband did something similar for a TV stand
|
Great idea! It's lovely.
|
Absolutely beautiful! Your DH is very handy.
|
Beautiful piece
|
I just love this. If you get tired of it just let me know.
|
wonderful! Great work of art.
|
All times are GMT -8. The time now is 06:28 AM. |