I was in a thrift store the other day and came across some sheer curtains that look like good material for a bug net. Anybody try that? The one I found is 60"x84" and 7oz. I'm thinking some sort of light partial net.
I was in a thrift store the other day and came across some sheer curtains that look like good material for a bug net. Anybody try that? The one I found is 60"x84" and 7oz. I'm thinking some sort of light partial net.
Yup!! I made my first bug net from a 100 % polyester curtain sheer that was 180 inches x 60 inches that I picked up at the Dog & Cat Flea Market benefitting our Humane Society for two bucks!!! It was great, except it was a pale green and it wasn't the easiest thing to see through. But it was a good start, and heck! You couldn't beat the price! Good luck!
"Pips"
Mountains have a dreamy way
Of folding up a noisy day
In quiet covers, cool and gray.
---Leigh Buckner Hanes
Surely, God could have made a better way to sleep.
Surely, God never did.
Pips
Did it work for noseeums too?
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So many trees, so little time...
I wouldn't expect much of anything in the way of airflow. Hot!
Dave
"Loneliness is the poverty of self; solitude is the richness of self."~~~May Sarton
Absolutely! NOTHING can get through organza!Originally Posted by Timberrr
Absolutely! NOTHING can get through organza!
hahaha!!!
"Pips"
Mountains have a dreamy way
Of folding up a noisy day
In quiet covers, cool and gray.
---Leigh Buckner Hanes
Surely, God could have made a better way to sleep.
Surely, God never did.
But seriously, folks...
I'm a cold sleeper who fears bugs of all types. So, organza works extremely well for me. Cheers!
"Pips"
Mountains have a dreamy way
Of folding up a noisy day
In quiet covers, cool and gray.
---Leigh Buckner Hanes
Surely, God could have made a better way to sleep.
Surely, God never did.
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