New DIY Climashield underquilt

[latriper]

So this is my second CS under quilt. I had made one for my wife a while back and had a friend who wanted one as well.

Materials are 1.1 oz. calendered rip stop in Khaki and Olive Brown and 5.0 APEX Climashield from Ripstop By The Roll. This quilt did seem easier after having made the one for my wife. I added gross grain plus mitten hooks in all corners and small prussic loops on the shock cord suspension to help with the adjustment. I think it turned out pretty good. I still have to sew the stuff sack but other than that I am through!
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Thanks for looking!

[munckmb]

Nice job! How low in temp you think you can go with this?

[latriper]

Thanks munckmd! I would expect 30-35 degrees. Some would say even lower but I am conservative. The 6.0 climashield is rated to 25 degrees.

[V_Allen]

Excellent work you've done. Nice pictures too!

[latriper]

Excellent work you've done. Nice pictures too!

Thanks V_Allen! I am really happy with it. I told my friend this would be the last quilt I would make but after reflecting for a couple of hours...I still have some Climashield and I need a top quilt so maybe just one more...

[Dutch]

Great looking quilt

[latriper]

Great looking quilt

Well that would be the biggest compliment I have ever received! Thanks Dutch! I just had someone ask me to make another one so I will be soon shooting you an order for some of your extraordinarily priced climashield.

[Lostine]

Very nice work. What are the dimensions?

[jjr]

Nice looking quilt! Does it taper toward the foot end?

[latriper]

Very nice work. What are the dimensions?

Thanks Lostine!
The length is 77 inches
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The width is 48 inches.
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The weight with all suspension, 4 mitten hooks, 4 prussic loops and 2 mini biners is 24.3 ounces.