How Do You Build A Sewing Table That Can Be Stored Easily?
Sewing tables are a must-have for any serious sewer. Having a large, sturdy surface upon which to work, allows you to spread out your cloth for cutting and pinning, lay out paper to make patterns, and more. If the cost of a specialized sewing table gives you sticker shock, take heart. You can create a sewing table that can be stored easily with items you may already have–and no tools or lumber required. Buy a folding table. These can be made of a wood-like material or plastic with sturdy metal legs, and are available at office and building supply stores, or other big-box stores. The lengths range from 4 to 6 feet. Chose the length that best suits your needs. You might even be able to find one at a rummage or lawn sale. Buy four 6-inch tall bed risers. These are also available at the same stores as the folding tables. The height will raise the folding table to a height that will not stress your back as you bend over your work. Place the table’s legs on the bed risers. Cut open paper ba
