Hot Crossed Chair
Cross-stitched Wood Chair is a design by Penelope Ann Ramos, a current design student at Pratt University. This design was inspired by creating a fabric design from wood. The design is made up of wooden slats which are then sewn together with a cross stitch pattern. The wooden slats are perfectly draped over the frame of the chair achieving a soft yet sturdy design.
Designer: Penelope Ann Ramos
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this is soooo cool! awesome design!
Nice!
Looks uncomfortable and ergonomically problematic - does the front bar cause the users legs to fall asleep or do you need to sit using Larry Craig’s wide stance?
this is a prototype and upon testing, decreasing the wood slats would put more height to the seat rest having an exact seat height of 18″, so no need for a wide stance.
appreciate the observation and comment
Very cool! Did you make all of it yourself!?
yes i did
every bit of it
from it being a trunk, building jigs, sanding the wood down, to dealing with big saw machines hoping i wouldn’t lose a finger.
thanks joy!
That’s awesome Penny!
Oh i’m very proud of you! Keep the creativeness coming
Good Job Penzi! May this be the start of something BIG ! Atta GIRL!!!!!!!
Great design!! very creative….keep it up penny.
how come i can see you here!!!
good job Penny!!