The sewing machine is an old hand-cranked Singer, the trike an old Schwinn.
I'm not yet doing highly skilled joinery, but it's one of the nicer pieces I've made. There are four pieces composing the main table, the side supports are notched into the top and back. I purchased and used a dada blade in a table saw for the first time with this project. The side supports are also screwed to the table top and back. There's also a small back piece that attaches to the frame to reduce wobble, and a small drawer under the sewing machine for scissors, etc. The pull is just barely visible. There are two pieces holding the sewing machine down for mobility, one pivots for taking the machine out, one is fixed.
The whole thing was stained nearly black to match the trike and sewing machine and then decorated with imitation gold leaf.
It's intended to be mobile, but not intended to do a lot of riding. Finding a balance between sturdy and lightweight was a challenge. There are several sets of mounting holes on the frame of the trike, but only the outermost ones were at all near where I wanted to mount stuff.
Elijah
------ the trike went out for an inaugral ride and photoshoot today