Having your own cutting table for sewing can be a real luxury. Rather than having your fabric slip and slide off a regular table, a sewing table will allow you to pin your pattern and its pieces to the table and cut around. Making a cutting table is relatively simple and can be done with an old table, some butcher paper and some cork board. In no time, you can be sewing on a stable, steady surface.
Instructions
- 1
Measure your table, and buy enough cork board to cover the table.
2Roll out the cork board on the table and gently iron it down, keeping the iron on the lowest setting.
3Trim the cork board to fit the table. Make sure to trim close to the edges.
4Staple down the cork board using the staple gun. Make sure the cork board is secure.
5Lay out the brown butcher paper on the table and smooth it out. Fold the brown butcher paper under the table and staple it down using the staple gun, making sure the paper is smooth as you go.
6Fold down the edges around the table neatly and trim away any excess butcher paper.
7Use your table by positioning your fabric and pattern pieces with pins poked into the table.
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