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Originally Posted by Rose L
I have an office chair with arms that I got a Walmart for around $50. It is height adjustable with a little lever under one side. It has five wheels under it so it's very sturdy.
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I use an office chair.
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Originally Posted by rushdoggie
my butt...
hahahaha! ;) I use a kitchen chair - not so good, but all I have for the time being... |
Originally Posted by connie_1936
i got one of those balancing pads at the sports store. it has helped relieve my back aches
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I have an office chair, no arms. Easier to get up and down. I also have a fit ball which I use from time to time as it makes me improve my posture. I can't use a dining chair as my back aches and I'd be out of action for a couple of days after.
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When I sew on the machine..I stand up..but when hand quilting I sit on the couch and sometimes will take it out on my front porch when working on a square..
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I have an executive office chair with arms, but sometimes my back does start acting up. I have my eye on a drafting chair with a foot rest that goes all the way around.
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I use a secretary's chair. The height and back are adjustable and it has 5 wheels. I constantly get up and down, good for my back and circulation. My sewing machines sit on an iron table from a sewing factory. It can be adjusted for height too.
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I hope to get a "saddle chair" no arms or back. I have seen them at some of the quilt shows. A lot more comfortable than they look.
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i sit on a chair that can be used to sit and sew and then be raised up to stool height so i can sit and quilt on my longarm frame
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