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nclauri 03-09-2011 09:12 AM
I use my computer chair that is on wheels and has arms.

Mamia 03-09-2011 07:45 PM
I've read that you shouldn't use a computer chair you should have a sewing chair. I'm interested in hearing the answer to this too.

Rettie V. Grama 03-11-2011 06:12 AM
I use an office chair. Very comfortable and easy to maneuver.

sewNso 03-11-2011 06:19 AM
i have an office chair with arms. it trapped my 14 mo old gs nicely behind me one day when i was doing star blocks. i kept handing him diff sized rulers, and he was perfectly happy sitting in the seat with me...

carslo 03-11-2011 07:01 AM
I have a Horn Draftsman chair - I love it!

Annya 03-13-2011 01:31 AM
Originally Posted by JUNEC
Sewing.

At the moment I have a large oversize armless dining room chair, but I am thinking of upgrading to a computer chair. Not sure if the arms would get in the want.

I have used my mom's old Singer bench, but I got rid of it - could barely straighten up if I sewed for more 30 minutes.
I found that an office chair with arm rests are the best for the computer but not for the sewing machine. Most that I have seen also have the arm rests as part of the package. Sit in the chair and see how it feels BEFORE you but it.

drgranny 03-21-2011 07:14 AM
Originally Posted by NannaJen
(... I have an unusual chair or rather a stool. It is a workbench stool bought at local motor spare parts outlet (males in my family are all in the motor trade) on sale. has like Harley Davidson motor bike saddle seat. all adjustable thingy's, back, height seat etc., no arms, good solid base with foot rest and wheels... )I posted this not long after joining the board, I bought it because my bench at the time was quite high and this stool has a higher raising height. I now have new, lower bench and still use it. The seat keeps your legs apart, which makes you sit up straighter = less back and shoulder aches.
This is called a saddle chair and I think you can get them at staples. I have been considering one.

thequilteddove 03-21-2011 07:17 AM
No chair... I stand while I sew :)

CarlStephan 07-27-2011 06:58 AM
I`ve bought my chair at http://www.officechair24.co.uk/
They are really comfortable, Office Chair 24 also have many models of wellness swivel chairs, your spine will appreciate it very much!
The products are very easy to order and to install.
Carl


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