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    Quote Originally Posted by Nighthauk View Post
    Other then pilfering from other down products where can you get just down. I did a quick search and couldn't find 900fp down. I though hammock gear sold it but I didn't see it there. Neither at diygear or papsmurfs dream hammocks. Any one know?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mundele View Post
    Thats interesting. Seems like sewn through would be the easiest. I had also considered karo sewn through. What makes a sewn through more difficult?
    When sewing with netting, you can see the fabric below which is marked with lines to follow. Sewn-thru requires you to sew two large pieces of fabric without being able to see the underlying layer. Add to that the slipperiness of nylon and interesting (but unwanted) things begin to happen.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MAD777 View Post
    When sewing with netting, you can see the fabric below which is marked with lines to follow. Sewn-thru requires you to sew two large pieces of fabric without being able to see the underlying layer. Add to that the slipperiness of nylon and interesting (but unwanted) things begin to happen.
    Ah makes sense. Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by MAD777 View Post
    Add to that the slipperiness of nylon and interesting (but unwanted) things begin to happen.
    Oh boy I remember those battles... For those tackling sewn thru, layout you chamber lines, place a back light just in front of sewing machine bed, turn out room lights, and viola... you can see both lines and get things nice and straight....
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    I just use a lighter colored fabric when possible which provides the see through effect. If you have darker fabric, use a silver sharpie so it shows up when looking through.

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    Quote Originally Posted by VaderStrom View Post
    I just use a lighter colored fabric when possible which provides the see through effect. If you have darker fabric, use a silver sharpie so it shows up when looking through.
    FYI this thread hasn't been active since August of 2012.

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