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!!
Love the design, but I'm kinda concerned about it breaking. The back of the chair doesn't look too beefy.
Love the design, but I’m kinda concerned about it breaking. The back of the chair doesn’t look too beefy.
Why didnt you sit on it Penelope,guess designed just for looking eh?
Very nice!, i like it…
keep in this way