A granite top for an old sewing machine base. I drew the pattern I wanted made,
also needles framed with oil can and extra's from the old Domestic sewing machine.
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Comments (11)
They aren't made like this anymore! Beautiful! Love Chris
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so true, things are not made to last like they once were.
Love how the marble top design turned out......great keepsake!
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They did a great job following the pattern, I drew.
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graceandham
19 Mar 2019
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Love the look. My MIL had a coffee table with a top shaped like that and she called it a turtle top.
Both pieces are now heirlooms in my book. That granite top really looks great on the old treadle sewing table. What a nice way to save the parts from the old machine. Kudos to you.
Love the top and the singer frame you saved. It looks great. Did you already have the granite piece and just had to get it cut?
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I had it cut, I also drew the pattern I wanted.
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jofrog2000
20 Mar 2019
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Lovely. I have a White machine base. It was in my MIL's basement forever, and the top and drawers are just too far gone. I think I'm going to do a butcher block top.
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I think that would be a good salvage.
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theduchess
23 Mar 2019
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Looks so pretty. I once took two Singer bases, turned them sideways, painted them a bright apple green and place a door on top. Instant sewing table. Sold them as tables later. Miss them, You did a Great job.
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hightechgrammy
24 Mar 2019
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I LOVE these! How cool it is to decorate with the antique sewing accessories. I love the dresser too in the side of the photo!