11 Free DIY Sewing Table Plans
Create the centerpiece of your dream sewing space with these free sewing table plans. They'll show you how to build a table from start to finish so you can be off and sewing in no time.
There are DIY sewing tables here that will fit perfectly into a small space including ones that even fold up or are made to fit into a closet. There are others that can take up a large area and replace a standard craft table so you can have one big space to sew and cut fabric.
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DIY Cutting Table
Here's a DIY cutting table that's the perfect spot for cutting fabric before it's ready to be sewn. The plan takes a thrifted drop-leaf table and dresser and combines them together to make a functional cutting table that also has storage.
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Chalkboard Fold Down Sewing Table
Create a sewing nook all for yourself with this DIY sewing table plan where everything fits in a closet. It's an IKEA hack that uses shelves, a tabletop, and a few other items from the hardware store. The sewing table can be put down when in use and put up when not. The whole nook can then be closed off with the closet doors.
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DIY Sewing Cabinet
Create a complete sewing station that you can close up and hide with this free plan. It takes an armoire and then with a few additions adds a fold-down table that can be used for sewing and cutting. Storage tips are included so you can make sure you have everything you need.
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Super Easy Sewing Desk
This DIY sewing table plan is perfect for the beginner builder because you can have all the wood cut for you at the hardware store. You'll be all ready to start putting it together when you get home. It's a small table, perfect for a tight space. The addition of hairpin legs and white finish really turns up the style, giving it a modern look that would look great in your home.
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DIY Sewing Table
Here's a DIY sewing table that's so easy you can build it in just an afternoon. It starts with trestles and then adds supports for the laminate desktop. A final coat of black wood lacquer gives it a sleek a finish.
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DIY Sewing Table
On a $50 budget, this sewing table was build to just the right size to fit a large cutting mat. This table can be used for your sewing machine or as a cutting table. Trestle legs add storage and make sure that the table can support a heavy sewing machine.
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Foldable Sewing Table from Scrap Wood
This free plan is for a sewing table that folds up neatly when not in use. When it's unfolded, there's plenty of room for a sewing machine as well as a small cutting center or even a serger.
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Drop-In Sewing Table
Drop-in sewing tables have a lot of advantages. It makes it easier to sew or quilt larger items and is much more comfortable for your back and shoulders when you're spending a lot of time on your machine. This plan calls for cutting a hole into an existing table and then adding a few components to make it suitable for a drop-in sewing machine. If you don't already have a table, consider picking up an inexpensive desk at the thrift store or a garage sale.
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Sewing Room Cutting Table
If you're looking to build your own cutting table this is the plan for you. It's a sturdy table that's on wheels so you can move it around wherever you want. It's also a straightforward build that doesn't have any tricky cuts when you're getting your materials ready. It's counter height which is perfect for standing and cutting fabric but you could also add a barstool height chair and sit and sew at it.
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IKEA Knockoff Sewing Table
This DIY sewing table is inspired by an IKEA table but all the materials can be picked up at a local hardware store. The desktops, table legs, and drawers are already built for you. Just put them together and add a grommet hole to keep all those cords tidy.
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Custom DIY Sewing and Cutting Table
Here's a cutting and sewing table plan that starts off with an IKEA shelving unit that gives you lots of storage below the table for all your sewing supplies and fabric. A large piece of plywood is used for the top and the legs are an easy to build frame that keeps everything stable.