Harbor Freight has
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This cart on sale this week. Do yoiu think It would work in a sewing room?
http://www.harborfreight.com/merchan...wer-90428.html
Thanks
June
http://www.harborfreight.com/merchan...wer-90428.html
Thanks
June
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They also had this one, I like the wheels on both of them - but this one doesn't have a draw
http://www.harborfreight.com/merchan...cart-5770.html
But it kind of looks garagish
http://www.harborfreight.com/merchan...cart-5770.html
But it kind of looks garagish
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I use an old typing table I picked up at the company rummage sale for $10. Sides lift up, has wheels and a brace across the bottom that holds a box full of batting. Sure works well when I pull it over to my sewing table for ironing or cutting or holding up the other side of a heavy quilt.
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Wish you could find a table like I have. It works very well in a sewing room. It's light, yet useful.
Here it is.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-53411-1.htm
I have four of them (not in my sewing room, though). One from an antique store and three from eBay.
Here it is.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-53411-1.htm
I have four of them (not in my sewing room, though). One from an antique store and three from eBay.
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Originally Posted by KathyAire
Wish you could find a table like I have. It works very well in a sewing room. It's light, yet useful.
Here it is.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-53411-1.htm
I have four of them (not in my sewing room, though). One from an antique store and three from eBay.
Here it is.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-53411-1.htm
I have four of them (not in my sewing room, though). One from an antique store and three from eBay.
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If you have a Sam's Club near, they have the best organizer I have found. I have two of them. It is called a ten-drawer organizer. It is on wheels and each drawer is perfect for a project or the fabric for a project. Check them out on line.
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This one also looks like it belongs in the garage. Not a sewing room. I really don't like the sides on the table. They have the sides on so your tools don't roll off. Exactly what are your plans for a table? Personally I like wood tables they make a room more inviting. I always check the thrift shops, they always have tables. For a sewing room bigger is better. Especially if you are going to set your machine on it.
Depends what you are going to use the table for.
Depends what you are going to use the table for.
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I have the Antonius system from IKEA. It is inexpensive, and I raised the height of one of tables for one to fit under. I have 2 stacked in my stash closet. The wire baskets do NOT rust and it is easy to see what is in them. They are affordable and handy.
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/search/?query=antonius
I also bought an inexpensive rolling kitchen cart that folds up at my local grocery store on sale. I can fold it up when I have company or roll it into another room. It is the perfect size for my 17" x 23" cutting boards with room left over. It has 2 shelves as well. It is my cutting center. I jsut didn't put on the side knife holder.
ali
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/search/?query=antonius
I also bought an inexpensive rolling kitchen cart that folds up at my local grocery store on sale. I can fold it up when I have company or roll it into another room. It is the perfect size for my 17" x 23" cutting boards with room left over. It has 2 shelves as well. It is my cutting center. I jsut didn't put on the side knife holder.
ali
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