HOW DO I NOT BREAK MY BACK WHILE MAKING BRACELETS??????? PLEASE PLEASE HELP ME!
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sugarknots
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4 years ago by sugarknots
HI! i posted the same question on bracelet issues, but just to get more answers im doing this also.... every single time i make a bracelet my back HURTS SO BAD! ive tried pillows and stuff but my back has a sharp pain from my posture! my mom wants me to stop making bracelets cause of this, she doesnt want me making my back bad before im old! BUT I DONT WANNA STOP! I LOVE MAKING THESE!! PLEASE HELP!!! 😄 |
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bellar017
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4 years ago by bellar017
Sometimes I lay back and put up my knees and make that way. I hope this helps.
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sugarknots
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4 years ago by sugarknots
@bellar017 OH EM GHEE! THANK YOU! TRYING THIS RN WITH #29961!
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donuts98
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4 years ago by donuts98
I stack up a lot of pillows and one that is really short in the front and it helps the arch of my back
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sugarknots
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4 years ago by sugarknots
@donuts98 THANK YOU! ILL TRY THIS SOON!
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PugCakePop
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4 years ago by PugCakePop
I sit on a chair with a table in front of me and thats where i make bracelets, but my back starts hurting too. So what i do is i take a square shaped pillow that i have, and its really firm so i put it in between my front and the table, and it gives a support that i can lean on. Its pretty comfy for me, i dunno about anyone else though... But its worth a try!😄
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sugarknots
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4 years ago by sugarknots
@PugCakePop THANK YOU SO MUCH!
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SavannaL
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4 years ago by SavannaL
sit against a wall and put your knee up. safety pin the bracelet to your pants just below your knee. PLEASE BE CAREFUL WITH THE SAFETY PIN.
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KuteKat
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4 years ago by KuteKat
I sit on the floor leaning against the couch with one knee up and if my back starts to hurt I get up and walk around or stretch my back the opposite way of how I was sitting (be careful if you do that). Also just take breaks like you do 5 rows then walk one around the house or stretch for one minute something like that (just be reasonable). Hope this helped! 👍
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sugarknots
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4 years ago by sugarknots
THANK YOU! @SavannaL and @KuteKat!
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sgouru
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4 years ago by sgouru
Stretch Stretch! Do not sit there for long periods of time get up and walk around for a few minutes sit with good posture
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McKGoose44
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4 years ago by McKGoose44
Lay down on your stomach if your back starts to hurt
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rumpleknot
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4 years ago by rumpleknot
@sgouru i agree! stretching is very very important without it oxygen cannot get into your muscles creating tension and increasing you chance of blood clots. get up and move every hour or so
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sabinamake
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4 years ago by sabinamake
I make bracelets sitting and my legs bent to put my clipboard with my bracelet on it. When my back hurts I do a small neck and back exercise right in that spot and continue
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Heidiv
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4 years ago by Heidiv
GUURL IF UR NOT ON A TABLE AND A CHAR !!!! thats a diff story just pull up that chair or havea PILLOW in between u and the table |
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maddy_q
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4 years ago by maddy_q
I recommend sitting on a chair with a back (basically no stoll) and stack pillows to your desired height and try to keep a good sitting posture. That's what I do :/
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maddy_q
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4 years ago by maddy_q
Like put the pillow stack on your lap and maybe put a flat surface on top to make the bracelets (if that makes sense ;-; )
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amazingme
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4 years ago by amazingme
I just keep a clipboard in my lap (knees curled) and keep a pillow behind me for stability. But I don't really sit down for hours and make bracelets. I usually make it for 30-45 minutes before standing and stretching
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princess29
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4 years ago by princess29
Honestly I have no clueeee I am figuring it out too
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_lauren_
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4 years ago by _lauren_
i used to break my neck and back and then i put the clipboard on my knees when they are up and sit on a chair or my bed
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