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TIE-ON CHAIR PADS - PDF
http://www.spotlight.com.au/__data/p...chair_pads.pdf
I'm a great believer in cushions, or pads, to sit on. Spent waaaay too many miles in the back of duece and a halfs to be otherwise. This would be a great accessory for a chair. Then you can honestly say, "I dood it myself". JOAT Intellectual brilliance is no guarantee against being dead wrong. - David Fasold |
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