Visit the IKEA Hackers blog to see their tutorial to make this Quilters Table.
Don't forget you can see more of my favorite tutorials indexed on a page of my blog labeled "My Favorite Tutorials". I'm still updating this index. In the meantime, you can also search my blog for "My Favorite Tutorials" for a complete list. But, I'm hoping to get this index fully updated soon!
18 comments:
What a great, easy idea. Thanks for sharing!
Saskia
This table would take up my entire sewing room aka shoe box! Sigh......
Oh, I'm loving that table! I don't have room in my present sewing area but am converting another room to add some space. This could be an option! Thanks for the tips!
Man, this is a "serious" sewing island which would require a "serious" sewing room. LOL
I can totally see Bailey trying to get inside the center area and then getting stuck, LOL.
I think this is a great idea! I hope to try it. Thanks for the tip!
Great table, Thanks for sharing!
What a great idea!
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Donna
Wow. That's awesome!
Hmmm.....this would give me the perfect excuse to turn my family room downstairs into my sewing room! My current sewing room would not be big enough to fit the sewing table in, so I would have to have a bigger sewing room, obviously (rolls eyes).
I have saved this very table into my favorites. My only concern is the wide base. I would be afraid of hitting my shins on it. Has anyone put this together and how do you like it?
What an awesome table....I am over here frothing at the mouth.
I don't want to make one...I just want to have one. How does that work? LOL
Smiles,
Kelly
It looks like the perfect table to me. All it needs is a place to stash the chocolate.
I made an easy Big Board ironing station out of one of these bookcases. Tun it on its side as you did. Top it with a piece of 3/4" plywood that is completely wrapped in cotton batting and then completely wrapped in 100% cotton fabric. I hand seamed it along the 3/4" edge. Place the plywood on top of the bookcase. The plywood is navy enough that it doesn't slide around much. When one side gets dirt just flip it over. Then recover as needed. I use to bookcase to hold IKEA bins 12" by 12" to hold quilting projects.
I so love Ikea hacker and was thrilled when an Ikea store opened up that is two hours away from us. I had missed this one, so am tickled pink that you found it.
Awesome inspiration for my to be sewing quilting room.
Love it now how do I get one.....
Wow... I see my dream table here! Thanks so much ;-)
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