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    NCP's Bug bivvy v.2

    Here's a link to pictures of my latest bug bivvy.

    As I posted somewhere before:

    I just finished making my second bug bivvy, a noseeum tube, (2 pieces of 125" x approx. 59" hemmed black noseeum sewn together, 96" #5 zipper with 2 reversable pulls on one seam, drawstrings on the ends). It was pretty easy to make and looks good, imo.

    BTW, this was for my speer-type hammock, top loader.

    I'll post some pictures in the gallery.


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    looks plum pro bro. i like it.
    I too will something make and joy in it's making

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    Thanks! Works for me!


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    Looks good. At some point I am thinking about doing one with noseeum on top and DWR or 1.1 untreated on bottom. A sock to trap in the heat, or keep the bugs out. I may have to borrow some of your work when it comes to pass.
    Is that too much to ask? Girls with frikkin' lasers on their heads?
    The hanger formly known as "hammock engineer".

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    Another great project, NCP. Good job! You have me jealous!
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    Senior Member NCPatrick's Avatar
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    Thanks. I just went for the easiest thing I could think of, with a zipper. This one can be for hotter weather. I may try a 1/2 DWR version for fall or spring, when dusk temps are a little cooler. And a full sock for winter. I've got some extra DWR lying around that's NOT camo.

    Lots of projects still to get done.


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    Quote Originally Posted by NCPatrick View Post
    I've got some extra DWR lying around that's NOT camo.
    Well, who would want a thing like that? Yuk! Seriously, HE would be proud.
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    You'll be bug free in that thing for sure. It looks great. You sewing skills have really become top notch.
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    You'll be bug free in that thing for sure. It looks great. You sewing skills have really become top notch.
    Thanks. I appreciate it. No bugs will get in, except for the ones I bring in with me.

    What's next for you?


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    Quote Originally Posted by NCPatrick View Post
    What's next for you?
    Down quilt or bridge hammock. Probably the bridge hammock.
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