Do you think you could use this as a sewing table?
1359955
Never. Too small for cutting and piecing fabrics and not space enough for a machine + whatever. This table is difficult to adjust and takes 2 people to assemble. I use it for watercolor art and sketching. The stool is great. I have a small intimate space and if fits well.
1508004
Yes, I use it for a sewing table, computer work (17 inch laptop), and for scrapbook work. It is sturdy, portable, and height adjustable.
2166018
Yep, it would not be difficult make your own. I purchased one and really like it. It is well made (in the USA, too!) but if you are handy with a sewing machine it would be pretty simple to make one.
881137
I got mine to use as an ironing station next to my sewing machine so I could easily press quilt blocks without having to race back and forth to the ironing board. Seems like it should work ok.
935160
I used a table like this before and when I sewed the whole table vibrated so I would not recommend it for sewing.
1636928
I do not see why not. It has slits at the top like so you would have to do something to attach to a rod. A simple straight stich on a sewing machine would be easy to make a rod pocket or you could use rod clips. It is very well made and just beautiful. Also this is one piece so either use two for tiebacks or you will not be able to open it.
1347206
I think so. It may be hard to sew since it is so fragile - but if you are just wrapping yourself up should be good. Great Idea!
1991307
Yes I love this table, I actually use it to hold three sewing machines. I find it to be very stable and it is heavy. I plan on using it during the holidays for guests. If it did not hold I would not be putting my machines on it.
1174197
If you could re-sew the seem you created I'm sure you could but it's definitely not designed for that. The fabric is thick but it's a fairly large weave and would fray if cut (and not re-sewn).
1371314
I use it as a card table. Just ran my fingers across it. Is not as smooth as say a glass or wooden table top. If you put a table cloth or place mat on it, that would work. It is such a high quality table. I just love it. Hope that helps.
1200436
Yes- I did that for my granddaughter. It fits very nicely under the sewing machine foot and sews together very well.
1391968
I wouldn't recommend it. It is too fancy for that. It is definitely an indoor table.
652234
I do not know, but I wouldn't think so. The vibration of the sewing machine and the natural movements of sewing could result in the table falling over. We just use it to display some papers, and one side is against a wall.
1954175
Super easy to put together. As far as a vanity or sewing, MAYBE for make-up, but definitely not for sewing. The table is adorable but it's really more of a "put something on it and let it sit and look pretty in the entry or hallway". It's not sturdy enough to really support much. It would be way too small to sew on even if it was sturdier. So, it's great if you want a cute little decorative table, but not as a work table
39919
I would say yes because it is sewn together at the top (to create a perfect skirt around the table). I would think it would lay properly.
530672
Yes you could use it as a table, with the 2 x 4,s in the middle underneath you wouldn,t have much leg room, but other then that it ould be OK
1516533
I feel this table is STURDY. It is well designed and well constructed. I feel you would find it quite solid when your sewing machine was "humming along".