Convert your portable sewing machine into a sit-down, free-motion sewing machine with the Free Motion Table from Sew Steady. This acrylic 24" by 32" table features rounded edges, so you won't have to worry about snagging your fabric. It includes two 16" cling rulers, with both metric measurements and inch measurements. The legs on this sewing table are fully adjustable, and movable suction legs are also included to ensure maximum versatility. Sew Steady's transparent extension tables can also be turned into a lightbox for tracing patterns and other artworks. Please be detailed about your machine's make and model. Some machines may have two versions; for example, there is an "Old" and "New" style of the Bernina 830, and to ensure the table fits, Sew Steady needs to know which version you have. These tables are cut specifically to fit your machine like a glove, so expect yours to arrive 2-4 weeks after ordering.

Please note the Free Motion Table was designed for large machines with free arms longer than 13". If your free arm is shorter than this, this table size may not be ideal as the needle will be more than 10" from the front of the table.

Installation of table

• Included with the table: 9 standard legs, 2 suction legs, 2 cling rulers, and polish kit

1. Adjust leg height to be 1/4" shorter than machine free arm. Hint: stand leg up to free arm, and adjust accordingly. For proper fit, the table will be level with the free arm of the machine at the needle.
2. Install legs by placing the table upside down on a firm surface. Protect the table top with a soft towel. Push legs all the way onto black buttons attached to the table. Turn the table upright.
3. Remove any accessory trays surrounding the free arm. Slide the table into place (if it's not attached or not at the right height, the table may not slide into place correctly.
4. Install support/suction leg (when supplied) by attaching the suction cup to the top of the leg, adjust the height, and place where desired.

Optional Table Accessories

Table Polishing Kit

Sew Steady's new and improved polish kit is specially designed for their portable tables and inserts. Turn your Sew Steady table into a free-motion workstation using this specially formulated solution. To use, simply wash and dry your table, then apply the polish using the included microfiber applicator. The included polishing cloth is used to buff off any excess solution.

Add-A-Drawer

Add more storage space to your sewing table with Sew Steady's Add-A-Drawer. This transparent drawer attaches to the underside of your table and gives you a 6" by 8" space to store small notions like needles, bobbins, and thread. The Add-A-Drawer has a rail system that allows the drawer to smoothly open and close. Made in the USA.

Sew Steady Spinner Tray

The Sew Steady Spinner Tray is made to fit any Sew Steady extension table. Use the Sew Steady Spinner Tray to store scissors, feet, thread, and more below your extension table. The magnetic corner is perfect for keeping pins in place. The Sew Steady Spinner Tray measures 6in by 8in and is made from acrylic. *Notions not included.

Giant Travel & Storage Bag

Keep your Sew Steady table looking like new with the Travel and Storage Bag. This convenient bag is ideal for storing and transporting your acrylic extension table. It has padding on the inside as well as six pockets to store all your notions. The Giant bag has a nylon carrying handles and a shoulder strap for easy transport and measures 26" by 34".

Please note that Sew Steady designs their tables first and foremost to be level at the needle plate, so there is a smooth transition from the table to the needle plate. That being said, some (i.e., Baby Lock, Pfaff, etc.) machines are not entirely level and have a slope or contours. Since the tables are made of a solid piece of acrylic, they are not "molded" around the entire sewing machine. To help elevate the transition as much as possible, Sew Steady brings the acrylic up and over to close any gaps or curves. They have found this the best solution for most machines. If they didn't do this and were to cut out the acrylic more, there would be an even larger transition that could hang up your fabric.