Hammock Suggestion Question: minimal, lightweight, and daughter friendly

[peripatew]

I posted a pic a few days ago of my daughter "hanging" under our table. The wife suggested I buy a Hammock for her!

Just something simple for her to hang around the house, and in the backyard. So, I started looking at the ENO Singlenest. But, I'd like to support cottage makers here on the forums.

BUT, then I realized it could work for me to use as a lightweight summer or quicktrip alternative to my WBBB.

I still want to stay towards the inexpensive range, or I'll get in trouble. What are some suggestions? I looked at the BIAS hammocks, specifically the Weenie or Weenie Micro.

I'm 6'2"/210. She's only 30lbs.

We have a HH Cub for my son, but he's old enough for me to take him with me, my daughter has a little longer before she accompanies us on our backpacking trips.

[Cali]

Why not a tablecloth from tableclothsfactory.com. Many colors to choose from and very reasonably priced. You only need to whip the ends and add suspension and tree straps.

[CB200T]

Could do a DIY from diygear, or rip stop from the fabric store or walmart?

[peripatew]

Could do a DIY from diygear, or rip stop from the fabric store or walmart?

I'm not looking to DIY, would prefer to purchase something. But thanks for the suggestions.

[SwinginIt]

BIAS will probably be your best bet. Or possibly something from Dream-Hammock.

[SnrMoment]

I made my youngest grand children (6 & 8) hammocks from shower curtains at WMT. These are the polyester exterior curtains that require a plastic inside curtain to use in the shower. They're about 7' x 3', hemmed on all sides with channels at the top & bottom. Ran a continuous loop through each end and they hang from some ratchet straps. Also made them bug nets from the polyester mesh window covering panels. Total cost was about $18.00 each. Grand daughter's is pink & white with a white bug net. Grandson's is a bit more macho with a light tan colored net.