My Craft Table
Looking for a craft table? Well, look no further! I finally found a table that is perfect for at-home crafting.
I have used makeshift tables for so many years and when I ran across this table, I knew I had to have it. It’s very versatile and serves my purpose as a craft table, but it’s actually nice enough to take out of the craft room when needed for extra dining. The table will seat four people!
It Folds and Extends!
My craft table came from Big Lots and they are showing sold out right now, but I’ve been assured that the table has not been discontinued.
The table is 36″ in ht and 48″ in width. For me, this is the perfect height. I usually stand when I’m crafting. It’s like ironing I guess, I was never able to do that sitting down either.
No matter what kind of table or space you have to use to craft, you need to get something that is the right height for you. Having a table that is too low or too tall will wear you out so quickly!
This table is versatile in that you can fold the top in half and use it as a task table, sofa table, or up against a wall. Fold it out full size and you can seat four people at it if you need extra dining space.
I have a couple of bar stools that tuck under the table and out of the way when not in use.
Did I say I LOVE this table? Well I do)))
I’m hoping to have an affiliate link for you for my exact table in the near future. The table is made of
Acacia veneer, Rubberwood, and MDF. The color espresso brown.
Spoiler Alert!
It does come in a box and has to be assembled. But the instructions were pretty easy to follow as I recall. My husband put mine together and we’re both old, so you should be fine)))
I’ll update this post when I get a link from Big Lots, for now, there is a similar table at Amazon and Walmart.
The tables are made in the same fashion and just about the same size. The wood may be a little nicer on the Amazon and Walmart links than mine.
The table in the links is made of poplar, MDF, and ash veneer. So while I can’t vouch for a table that is not exactly like mine, I think the ones in the links would serve the purpose well.
Amazon Link
Walmart Link
Other Craft Tables
Don’t worry if you haven’t found your perfect craft table yet. I’ve had plenty of experience with makeshift tables through the years too!
I’ve worked on everything from the kitchen table, and kitchen countertop to vinyl folding tables. I was walking through Lowes one day and saw a damaged door for about $15 and thought it would make a perfect tabletop!
So, we bought it, turned the damaged side down, and glued it to some cubby-style storage pieces or stackable bookcases we got at Walmart.
My husband covered the surface with a couple of pieces of dry-erase board. You can’t imagine how much trouble I had with the youngest grandchild to keep him from writing on it! I wanted to keep it nice and clean for my crafting….or so I thought. I should have let him write on it))) I covered the door edge in Duck Tape and picked up some fabric storage bins at Walmart or Lowes.
This table served us at the warehouse for a long time! It eventually came unglued because we moved it around so much, but it served its purpose for the amount of money spent on it. You’ll see it in some of our old Trendy Tree videos which Carrie and I crafted behind it.
Show us your craft table, we would love to see it!
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