Thank you!

[T_Bone]

Thank you for all of the invaluable information!
I completed my first hammock today. And another right after for my bud!



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[geneaut]

We need details brother! It looks great.

[Shug]

Whoooooooo Buddies))))))
Shug

[Tacblades]

Looks awesome

[Zilla]

Let's see the details please..

[Martin_1]

Nice colour combination! Looks excellent.

[T_Bone]

We need details brother! It looks great.

Ripstopbytheroll.com 8 yds of 1.9 oz olive drab and cadmium yellow I believe.
We split the materials to 12 feet, sewed them halfway down each long edge from opposite ends and roll stitched the remainder of the long side edges. This created a two layer hammock with openings for an insulation layer.
Then we rolled the end over an a inch pinned rolled over another 3 1/2 half inches. I stitched the top edge of the fold with a straight stitch another straight stitch 1.5 inches toward center (creating the end channels. and then two rows of zig zag stitching to complete the fold.
I ran 8 inch continuous loops through the 1.5 inch channels with a larks head. I connected loop to loop to whoopies and attached with marlin spikes to the webbing.
I made all of the suspension components as well.

This is the plan I loosely followed.
http://diygearsupply.com/diy-guides/hammock-guide/
Any further questions I'd be happy to answer. So feel free to ask.

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[Rekoob]

Looks real nice, great job.

[T_Bone]

Thank you! I enjoyed the process. I've been so scared of sewing for so long long I didn't think I'd ever do it. Lol.

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[T_Bone]

Whoooooooo Buddies))))))
Shug

She's no green bean Shug but I think she'll do!
I'm thinking of calling her the pea pod after seeing my son curl up in it today.

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