Sewing room ergonomics
by Jen
If you spend a lot of time sewing, you’re at risk for making your muscles sore from repetitive motion. You can reduce your physical stress by following a few simple ergonomic tips that don’t require you to spend a lot of money on new supplies. Most of the adjustments you need to make have to do with the height of your chair and table – you can buy bed risers on the cheap, or use books (or something similar) in a pinch. The trick is knowing what height everything needs to be, relative to everything else, and that’s all outlined for you in a post by Lemon Tree Tales:
Sewing Room Ergonomics or why does it hurt when I sew?
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Posted in Crafts on June 4, 2008
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