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Originally Posted by ontheriver
(Post 7554512)
I use an adjustable office chair.
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A comfortable office chair with good support.
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no saddle for me
Originally Posted by Peckish
(Post 7555169)
I have several quilting friends who swear by their saddle chairs. I haven't ordered mine yet.... :(
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Originally Posted by jmoore
(Post 7554611)
I also use an office chair but it doesn't raise high enough for me to sew ergonomically. I either need to set my machine down inside my table or find a drafter's type chair.
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Originally Posted by lynnie
(Post 7555727)
i use an office chair with arms. of course i don't sit all the way back because there is a project there, and a few over the back too.
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I use an office chair with rollers & no arms. I had one with arms once but they just got in my way. My chair has height adjustment. I like it a lot. I never thought about a stool....I never lean back while sewing.
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CarolinePaj, who make your chair?
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What about a stability ball? http://www.livestrong.com/article/28...tability-ball/
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I use very nice rolling office chair that my son found in the junk pile at work. The mesh was torn in the back, so I repaired it and then made a cover to slip over the back which matched the seat fabric. I removed the arms for comfort. I love it as it is adjustable.
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Originally Posted by jjs56
(Post 7554519)
This is the chair I use at my sewing machine (the purple one, not the dog.) I have one of those mechanic's stools that I use when I'm cleaning out the bobbin area of my longarm. I wouldn't want to use that at my machine, though, as it rolls way too easily. Also, I often lean back in the chair at the machine to stretch my back. I'd probably forget I was on the stool and go tail over teakettle. Then I WOULD be sitting on Daisy Dog.
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Bernina adjustable rolling chair.
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Old secretary chair that needs to be replaced with a mesh back "supporter".
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I use an office chair from Office depot because I could adjust the arms, the back and all that stuff but what I've noticed is that the hard wheels are very wearing on my hardwood floor in my sewing room. In fact, they are wearing it out! I don't do any of the adjusting stuff. I've got to find a better solution. Do they make rubber wheels that don't wear out the floor? What do I do? I'm not a dainty little fairy thing. I'm serious! I need expert advice.
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An office chair with no arms. It can adjust up and down. I used to lecture on ergonomics. It isn't perfect but its pretty good.
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I use an adjustable office padded chair.
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