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It has brown undertones which gives it look much softer and warmer than other black paint. If you’re new here, Coffee Bean is one of my most FAVORITE blacks. If you’d like to see how to bend and apply them, I have a full video tutorial here.Īnd using a heat gun and some wood glue, I used the two ends for each leg and still have the middle for another project.Īfter the WoodUbend was dry, I masked off the legs with painters tape and gave this sewing table 2 coats of Coffee Bean. To cut these appliques, you warm them up with a hairdryer or heat gun and they cut easily with a sharp blade. It really takes this plain cabinet up a notch.įor extra detail on the legs, I cut the ends off this design. This keeps it free of dust, paint, and topcoat.Īfter giving the cabinet a sanding with a 120 using this orbital sander, I added some extra detail using WoodUbend moldings. I love the added dimension and detail. I wrapped mine securely and placed it back into the cabinet. TIP ~ When you don’t want to remove your sewing machine and disconnect the wiring, an easy solution is to wrap the sewing machine in a garbage bag before you sand or paint. A BIG thank you to Charlie at Charlies Sewing Machines! He not only gave the machine a maintenance-once-over but also fixed the sticking drawer free of charge. I recently brought this sewing machine for a tuneup. THIS POST IS SPONSORED/CONTAINS AFFILIATE LINKS TO PRODUCTS I USE. I dressed her up a bit! What do you think? Here’s what my Singer Sewing Cabinet looks like now… Over the years I’ve used my sister’s new Singer and I bought a brand new Brother machine, but I still prefer sewing on this vintage machine the very best! I wish I had more time because my sewing skills are mediocre at best but I’d love to learn!

I’m sharing below but before you read on – can you guess how old this Singer is?

And as an added bonus it had the original owner’s name, manual, and date included. Because there was no power cable to this machine, my Dad rewired the old girl for me. I picked up this vintage Singer Sewing Machine from my local ReStore over 20 years ago. Hi, sweet #sifamily! Today’s makeover has some history. 56.9K Shares HOW TO UPDATE A SEWING TABLE | MY VINTAGE SINGER CABINET GETS A MAKEOVER!