Are you well supported?
Are you comfortable?
Both of these things are so important while you are sitting at your sewing machine working.
I have a fabulous sewing chair that supports my back and allows me to adjust the height of it so that I can rest my arms comfortably on my sewing table while I am machine quilting.
Can you?
Don’t you think you are worth it and need to get something better if not. Just saying (that’s for you Deb)
Will I see you at the show this week in Chicago?
I hope so. Booth #1025
Is this a Bernina chair? I have seen them at the quilt shop I frequest.
It is a sewing chair I bought at a quilt show. But I think any good office chair would work as well.
Yes, I’ll be there. Coming on a bus from Madison with friends. I’m with you…a good chair is critical, as is a sewing table with the machine set in at the right height. Right after I retired I ordered a table from Tracy’s tables. One of the best things I could have done. See you on Friday!
Only those that have one know how much difference a good chair makes. Recently I realized that I can quilt all day without any neck/back pain and I give my chair all the credit.
If $$ is a factor, you can often find inexpensive, good, adjustable chairs at surplus sales of university or government furniture. My current chair came from IKEA, but before that, I found a great pair of chairs for $20 at the Univesity of Michigan surplus.