OLD SEWING MACHINE CABINET MAKEOVER WITH PAINT AND NEW KNOBS

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I tried a new paint color for the old sewing machine cabinet makeover. 

OLD SEWING MACHINE CABINET MAKEOVER WITH PAINT AND NEW KNOBS

I bought the sewing cabinet at my favorite junk shop for $10. The sewing machine parts had already been taken out. That’s a plus in my book.

There were a few things to take care of before I could paint the sewing cabinet. The first order of business was to screw the cabinet top to the base. This is the piece that normally lifts up to raise the sewing machine. 

And this is how it looks. The screw sits flush with or below the top. You sure don’t want a screw head sticking out of the table top.

To hide the screws I covered them with Elmer’s wood putty and waited for the putty to dry.

Then I sanded off the excess putty until it was nice and flush with the cabinet top. Looks perfect doesn’t it. I sanded the whole cabinet top because it was a bit rough in places where the original finish was flaking off.

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