The sewing cutting table that I have is apparently no longer available from Walmart and must have been a one-time buy type thing for Mother’s Day. I’ve gotten a lot of emails and a ton of web hits because of this sewing cutting table! Amazing! So I’ve done a bit of Googling and found some alternatives for you.
Craft Table For Laundry Sewing Or Garment Care
Here’s one that’s listed for only $99. Not bad, compared to some prices I’ve seen. Not as many drawers and such on it, but it would get the job done and serve the purpose nicely. Click the image to see a larger size. It folds down, so it does save on space. Here’s some stats on it for you:
- Completely supported 36″ x 59 1/2″ laminated work surface
- Set at a comfortable 36″ height
- Sturdy, lightweight metal frame with locking coasters
- Folds into a compact size as shown.
- Dimensions:
- Full: 36″ x 36″ x 59 1/2″
- Half: 36″ x 36″ x 36″
- Folded: 13″ x 36″ x 36″
- Weighs 60lbs
This one is pretty close to the same features that mine has, and it comes in white (which I wish mine was) or oak. The site did not list a price, but said to call for pricing. Click the image for a larger size, or click the link above to visit the site for more images and contact information to call for pricing.
Some more specifications on this table:
- Finishes: All White (R12.80) or All Sunset Oak (R12.85)
R12 Features: - Embossed melamine, mar-resistatint surface
- Large work surface when opened
- Easy roll casters (Lockable casters on drop leaf supports)-prevents the craft table from moving
- Convenient closed storage areas at each end
- 2 large drawers on nylon rollers with stops
- 2 adjustable shelves
- Takes up limited space when closed
- Completely assembled; simply attach the casters and pulls
- US Warranty: Limited Lifetime
- Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor
- Closed:
18 3/4″ Wide
35 1/4″ Deep
34 3/4″ High - Open:
71″ Wide
35 1/4″ Deep
34 3/4″ High - Weight: approximately 160 lbs.
My sewing cabinet for my Bernina Artista 170e is a Horn cabinet, so I was excited to see that Horn also had a cutting table.
- Melamine Mar-Resistant Surface
- Easy-Roll Lockable Casters
- Two Shallow Removable Drawers on Nylon Rollers
- One deep Removable Drawer on Nylon Rollers
- Two Full Length Adjustable Height Shelves for Storage
- Drop Leafs and Support Panels Installed
- Ships Fully Assembled Except for the Casters and Metal Knobs Which are Easily Installed
- Colors: White with Oak Trim (shown), and Sunset Oak
- Dimensions: 40″ Deep, 72″ Wide(29-1/4″ closed), 35″ High
- Weight: 227 lbs.
This one has a place to store cutting mats.
- Solid white
- Rounded
- Melamine, mar-resistant surface
- Easy roll casters
- Sturdy construction with steel connectors
- Large removable drawer
- Open bottom area for mat or fabric storage
- Matching cutting mat available
- US Warranty: 1 year parts, 90 days labor on defects in materials and workmanship.
- Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor
- Closed:
18 3/4″ Wide
35 1/4″ Deep
34 3/4″ High - Open:
71″ Wide
35 1/4″ Deep
34 3/4″ High - Weight: approximately 110 lbs.
Two boxes (50 lbs and 60 lbs oversize)
**Note: while I have provided a web site link with each of the above tables, where you could order them online, any of the above tables could most likely be ordered through your local sew & vac store, so I would suggest you try there first (it would certainly save on shipping!), and you could build a rapport with a local sewing machine dealer too. Always a handy thing. 
Okay, now if you have the space, and the funds, the options available at this web site are enough to make ya swoon. I’m not wanting to make anyone lean toward coveting, so if you have that tendency, don’t look – but, my oh my, I could get my sewing room designing frenzy going with these lovely setups they have.
If funds are really tight, then you could always make your own sewing cutting table from kitchen counter top material, wood, or any other material you’d like and mounted to the wall, or fashioned onto legs adjusted at the right height to suit you. You could even take the top from an old dining room table and either replace the legs with taller legs to make it the right height or mount one side to the wall on hinges and folding legs on the outer two sides. With a little skill and creativity, you, and/or someone you know, could certainly build your own.
Hopefully these will help you find a cutting table to suit your craft and sewing needs.
[...] the above option is a bit out of your price range, I do have a page of other more affordable sewing cutting table options I’ve found on the web. Perhaps one of those might work for you. [...]