mysewingroom

My best friend as those leg raisers and they work wonderful! I have used her table.

Pat M

My thanks to everyone for some great ideas. I have a coupon for Bed, Bath and Beyond so I am going to try the bed risers - it that doesn't do the trick them we will move on to the PVC pipe. You guys are a great help!!

Sallyjane

I started out using the breakfast bar because it is even higher than my kitchen counters. But now I have a huge table that sits above the guest daybed (my sewing room doubles as a guest room). I bought a large cutting mat at Joanne's that covers the majority of the table, then a smaller mat that covers the rest. I love it!

Kyle's mem

my friend uses those cups to raise her table they seem to to workout

Doris1334

The bed risers work perfectly. We use them on our cutting table at church where we do our prayer quilts. I use my dining room table for cutting at home, with a mat
of course.
Doris1334

arizonagirl

Yes I use the bed risers on my cutting table it works great.

NUTMEG10

I use my kitchen/diningroom counter and it is the perfect height for me.

MYWR

folded up the legs on the table and placed it on two adjustble height saw-horses - as high as they would go - hits my wiast and I have very long legs - no more tired back !!

barb55

This works . I used for my table. You can raise any hight you want. And it's a lot cheaper. They'll cut them at the lumber yard.

shadoh

interesting variety of cutting places. mine is the top of the dryer. i am tall and it works fine, the cutting matt stays there. my sewing table is a large laminated door ?? well it has a hole in one end, maybe it was a computer table, 10$ at the 'restore' place. i clear it off when i want to layer and baste a quilt (i save them up and do a few at a time_)
we raise this table with pvc pipes and it is perfect.