Making a minimalist tarp, 68x110" of DIY silnylon for UL camping -- the roll of MARPAT from Magna ran out of camo print. It's okay because it's still a stealthy olive and it looks like the color returns deeper in the roll. Not complaining because of the bargain price. Plan to like the effect when it is finished:
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Mike
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It's still there...it's just camouflaged.
Yes, it will confuse any Sasquatch that might want to sneak up on me!Originally Posted by SnrMoment
LOLIt's still there...it's just camouflaged.
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Mike
Learn to survive and thrive in any situation, for you never know what might happen. Love family and friends passionately. Suffer no fool. Know your purpose in life and follow it with all your heart.
Please keep us informed on the DIY sil process. I hope to do exactly what you're doing after I'm done making a a bunch of quilts for relatives.
Okay, the camo print returned in force after 3 feet for stuff sacks and a 20' cut for a DL hammock.
Next were (4) 10' hammocks for Christmas presents and two sides of a big tarp with 12' ridgeline. Got them cut today out on the drive way before the storm hit. Had already made a 10' hammock, which is now my main one. Looks like there is plenty left over -- must have been a very good deal on that roll from Magna.
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Mike
Learn to survive and thrive in any situation, for you never know what might happen. Love family and friends passionately. Suffer no fool. Know your purpose in life and follow it with all your heart.
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