Sewing Cabinet With Caddy

Sewing cabinet with caddy is a great way to maximize your workspace and keep all of your sewing machine and notions organized. Some include a built in airlift and others are simply large enough to hold a full size machine, making them a perfect fit for any crafty enthusiast. Go right here to learn more about sewing cabinets.

Diva Sewing Cabinet (shown above) with caddy

The Diva is an all in one sewing and embroidery cabinet that boasts three workspaces: a fully-immersed storage position with a wood panel to cover the sewing well for increased table surface area, an inset ironing station, and a pull-out cubby with two shallow drawers for organizing your needles, threads, and other small notions. The Diva also comes with heavy-duty, locking casters for portability and stability, so you can move it where you need it most.

Best of all, it's a Horn product and comes with Horn's standard lifetime warranty.

Hideaway Deluxe Cabinet with Caddy

The Hideaway Deluxe cabinet with caddy is the latest addition to Horn's premier line of sewing cabinets. Designed to deliver the ultimate in ergonomics, it features a 3-position hydraulic lift to accommodate up to a 55lb machine, a foldable quilt leaf, heavy-duty casters for easy mobility and four drawers in all.

Besides being a snazzy looking piece of furniture, the Hideaway Deluxe cabinet with caddy is actually functional and will enhance any creative space. Its main draw is the aforementioned caddy, which includes a thread shelf that can hold spools up to 2.69'' tall and durable casters for easy mobility. Click here to purchase the best sewfine upholstery cabinets for you.

Koala Cabinet Three Drawer Caddy

The Koala Cabinet 3 drawer caddy pairs perfectly with the Creative Center base model to create a stylish and functional craft storage solution that can double as a functional sewing room cabinet. Its three soft-close drawers are sized just right to match your studio and the best part is you can move it around whenever your creativity takes you to another location in your sewing space. Check out this post for more detailed info on this topic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sewing_table.