Tiltable ergonomic sewing table... anyone have one?
#11
Thank you all for your replies! I totally agree with you all about the price... I could buy a lot of fabric with that money
I love the idea of using door stops, and I think that is what I am going to try. I really hope it makes a difference! I have had physical therapy along with a lot of other treatments and I really appreciate everyone's suggestions. Thanks so much!
I love the idea of using door stops, and I think that is what I am going to try. I really hope it makes a difference! I have had physical therapy along with a lot of other treatments and I really appreciate everyone's suggestions. Thanks so much!
#16
Thank you all for your replies! I totally agree with you all about the price... I could buy a lot of fabric with that money
I love the idea of using door stops, and I think that is what I am going to try. I really hope it makes a difference! I have had physical therapy along with a lot of other treatments and I really appreciate everyone's suggestions. Thanks so much!
I love the idea of using door stops, and I think that is what I am going to try. I really hope it makes a difference! I have had physical therapy along with a lot of other treatments and I really appreciate everyone's suggestions. Thanks so much!
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I read a while back on a quilting show that showed using door stops for the back of the machine, as it lifts the back of the machine enough to put less pressure on your neck while sewing. Can't hurt to try.
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