Raising the Table for Fabric Cutting
Flower Pots
I placed 5 8-inch plastic flower pots on top of my table and put a piece of plywood on top of the flowerpots. You don't have to lift the table and the plywood is light and easy to handle. I store the plywood on the tabletop covered with a tablecloth when not in use. Buy the height of pot you need. Use 5 instead of 4 to keep the plywood from sagging.
By Marianne
Raising a Craft Table
If you must use your dining room table as a cutting table when you are sewing, you probably get a back ache from leaning over the table. My mother did a lot of sewing, and she found a solution for this problem. Go to your pantry and gather up 4 cans of vegetables of the same size. Set one under each table leg. This raises the table to a more comfortable level.
By Harlean from Arkansas
Building a Raised Craft Table
Get two kitchen cabinets from Lowes, Home Depot or used. You will the tall ones that create a table that is a height that is easy on your back. Then put an old flat door on top of them. You can leave it set up or you can take the door off and take it out only when you need to use it.
By Cindi
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By ShereeSews (Guest Post)
11/30/2007
Four pieces of PVC pipe, can be slipped onto each leg of a folding table to raise it off the floor. Check which length you need the PVC cut to lengthen the original legs the correct amount. They become table leg stilts!
By Lynda (Guest Post)
05/31/2007
Or, if you ever see four squared off thick flower-pots
that AREN'T flower pots, and you cannot guess what they are, nor why they're curb-side, it's because some dear soul tossed them not realizing they are
the sturdiest things ever designed to lift a four legged piece of furniture. Good luck, and keep your eyes open. God bless you, : )
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