I started on my first one with 3 yrds of material, then hemmed, gathered and whipped the ends. It was OK, but I needed one for the GF too, so on my 2nd try I figured I would go a little longer and...
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I started on my first one with 3 yrds of material, then hemmed, gathered and whipped the ends. It was OK, but I needed one for the GF too, so on my 2nd try I figured I would go a little longer and...
Yeah, hanging a little lower than I wanted. Still trying to get the suspension right. We're in PGH area.
Still needs some adjustment. I was thinking an extra long hammock would be more comfortable, but I think this may be a little too long.
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I dont have to run faster than the bear, I just have to run faster than you
I am new to hammocks and DIY. When I started shopping around for a hammock for backpacking, I was amazed at the prices. $200-$250 to carry my 260 lbs...crazy. Did a little research and found "just...
Simple method. Just what I was looking for.
One question though (Tried to read all replies to make sure it wasn't already answered)...How does the material hold up when sewing directly to itself?...
Thanks everyone. First trip this weekend on the Laurel Highland Trail. We'll see how it goes.
Just made my first gathered end hammock based on "Just Jeff's" site. Looking forward to a new way to enjoy the trail, and satisfy my gear addiction.