The BEST Sewing Machine Table - Sew Station Review

The Original ScrapBox recently changed their name to Create Room and sent me the Sew Station sewing cabinet to review! The Sew Station is a free-standing sewing machine desk that can also attach to the DreamBox for the ultimate sewing table! Here is my Create Room Sew Station review with lots of information about the recessed sewing table, storage and workspace tables.

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I sewed at a desk like the Sew Station in college with a recessed sewing machine holder and storage for supplies.

It’s amazing to have one in my own sewing room and makes organization easy.

I am so productive when I sit down at this space dedicated to sewing!

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Every time I sew at the Sew Station I feel ready to sew. It’s such a clean space and has everything right at hand. I have been loving my DreamBox on it’s own, but adding the Sew Station has been amazing!! Both pieces function on their own, but together they are the perfect craft storage solution!

Sew Station Features:

Recessed sewing machine shelf
3 totes for fabric storage
Drawer with thread holders and more storage
Side table as a workspace
Back table for more workspace
Attaches to DreamBox or functions alone
Folds up to a cute little dresser

Recessed Sewing Machine Table

The main desk has a sewing machine holder.

It’s a shelf connected to an electronic lift that lifts up and down with a button under the table.

Storing your machine away helps protect it from dust and is a great safety feature if you have kids or pets that may get into it.

Create Room also sends a custom acrylic piece to go under your machine so the surface is completely flat when you are using the machine. It’s gorgeous!

When you aren’t sewing, you can lower the machine and then replace the table opening with the table insert for extra table space.

Tote for fabric storage

You can technically put anything in these totes, but if you’re sewing, these are perfect for fabric!

I like to keep a whole work-in-progress project in a tote so I can just pull it out when needed.

Drawer with thread holders and more storage

The thread holders on the side are in a pull-out drawer. There is space for 96 spools of thread!

Plus an extra drawer at the bottom and top which are great for notions, needles, extra bobbins, and fabric markers.

Side table as a workspace

On the left side of my Sew Station, there is an extra table space that flips up.

The table latches into the DreamBox for a nice level and extra big workspace that you can use for cutting fabric, ironing, or tracing patterns.

In the photo below I have the Sew Station turned so you can see all the parts!

I use the side table on the left as an ironing board with a little mat. The table’s leg flips down easily so you can stow it away if you want!

Back table for more workspace

The back of the sewing cabinet has another table that flips up for even more space! I love this one for cutting out patterns and tracing pattern pieces before sewing.

If you are quilting with this table, it’s a great spot for stacks of patches and blocks.

Attaches to DreamBox

The DreamBox is awesome! Adding the Sew Station just makes it the perfect sewing and craft nook with all your supplies right at hand!

The side table of the Sew Station latches into the DreamBox’s center table, so you have an extra big table for cutting, stacking, pattern tracing and more.

This setup is the best sewing table I’ve ever had and it makes me want to craft every day.

Folds up to a cute little dresser

The Sew Station can stand alone and makes a great alternative to the kitchen table sewing set-up. You can fold this up every night and it turns into a sweet little dresser.