Oooooh, I like that idea - super simple!! I was thinking about adding an extra layer in the footbox but didn't think about doing it that way. Sometimes the simplest way of doing something is by far...
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Oooooh, I like that idea - super simple!! I was thinking about adding an extra layer in the footbox but didn't think about doing it that way. Sometimes the simplest way of doing something is by far...
I've had the PLUQ down to 42 with me in a heavier sleeping bag and was quite toasty (not just comfortable...I'm talkin toasty warm). I'm thinking about a fleece inner liner for the TQ to have 2...
A sewn-up poncho liner UQ
Got my fleece TQ out for a hang last night and was quite pleased. Low temp for the night was 48-50 F. I was a little cool but still pretty comfortable (I'm a fairly warm sleeper). Had good...
Several times actually (OK, I memorized the process so I wouldn't have to keep pulling it up on the computer during the build, its just the way I roll). Sure beat trying to sew in a round or...
Nope. All of the seams are at the edges - same way John did in his How To (Yep, noticed the link in the original post doesn't get you there - will have to fix that) and after giving it a brief test...
I thought about just using a cheap throw but decided to add the ripstop to help keep leaves, pine straw and other debris off the outside when I manage to drop it on the ground (yeah, its gonna...
No idea about the weight. Probably on the heavy side compared to others...fortunately I car camp most of the time so weight and bulk aren't quite the issues they would be if I was doing a lot of...
Several weeks back I posted a note asking asking abut the feasibility of making and using fleece for a summer top quilt. The response was favorable so I decided to go ahead and give making one a...