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#11
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Bangor North Wales
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Now why o why didn't I think of that?? I have a computer chair whose back is broken but currently doing a great job as a shelf and using a chair for sewing which is not really suitable or comfortable. Why did I just assume that as the back was broken the chair was useless?? I could give my computer chair a new lease of life as a sewing stool and the chair can be the shelf! I'm already thinking of what fabric to cover my "new" stool with!! Thank you so much finch.
#12
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Cedarville, Ohio
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Originally Posted by quiltyjax
Now why o why didn't I think of that?? I have a computer chair whose back is broken but currently doing a great job as a shelf and using a chair for sewing which is not really suitable or comfortable. Why did I just assume that as the back was broken the chair was useless?? I could give my computer chair a new lease of life as a sewing stool and the chair can be the shelf! I'm already thinking of what fabric to cover my "new" stool with!! Thank you so much finch.
#14
I always take the back off the simple office chair for sewing. It's so much better. Don't keep the back just because it's new or in good shape. Toss it, it's awkward to store and you don't need it to use for anything else.
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