CLOSED: 1.1oz Ripstop - Woodland Camo - $2.75

[Running Feather]

Please add another 5 yards to my 15 bringing it up to 20. Thanks! (I think?)

[sclittlefield]

I have ordered the material and it should have it and be able to begin cutting late next week.

Payment Instructions:

Paypal acct: sclittlefield-AT-gmail-DOT-com

PLEASE add your HammockForums name in the memo!

IF you need it sent somewhere other than your paypal address, please email me at backwoodsdaydreamer-AT-gmail-DOT-com. Include your order details, paypal account it was paid for through, new address, and HF name.

Cost: $2.75 x yardage + shipping rate (explained below - I want to make this quick and easy)

Shipping Rates (in US): These rates are less than actual cost, but it's a real hassle trying to figure everyone's specific zone so I'll eat difference just to save time. The change is at 12yds because that's about the amount I can fit before the weight bumps the shipping cost up to the next level.
1-12yds: $6.00
12+ yds: $8.00
Australia: $12.00

Example: stickboy ordered 10yds. That'll be $2.75x10=27.50+6.00shipping=$33.50.


Updated Tally 2/18/10

stickboy 10
damngoat 12
NCPatrick 10
canoebie 10-20
jmdavis 10
WarmSoda 10
chickenwing 15
spotz 15
2Questions 15
pegleg56 10
stumo 15
Captain 15
oldgringo 10
psyculman 10
Dutch 10
bigred72 10
WV 25
saltminer 15
kayaknbikehanger 12
dblhmmck 15
Booya 10
bigred72 10
Poppabear 15
Bags4266 12
Knotty 15
Running Feather 20
Rug 5
jofish 10
OldnSlow 15
TOB9595 10
Randy 8
crowie 12
Skookum 19
Gracadruid 15
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TOTAL: 440

[Dutch]

payment sent, I am in no hurry for this so put me at the back of the list. Thanks for doing this.

[stickboy]

payment sent Thanks

[chickenwing]

Payment sent. Thanks for doing this.

[NCPatrick]

Money sent.

Thanks!

[Bags4266]

Payment sent! Let the sewing begin!!!!!!! Thanks, I think

[SmokeBait]

PayPal sent. Thanks!

[KerMegan]

Down can work its way through Ripstop?! That's hard to believe, haha.

Thanks for clarifying.

Wish I had some extra money to get some of this with. (But I dont! )

actually there are varying grades of fabric, even in ripstop- it is the tightness of the weave that hinders the down's escape attempts- if the fabric is fairly firm and the threads interlock closely it will be more resistant to down 'stems' poking through, and will better prevent the feathered parts from squeezin through the hole the stem (i have trouble callin it a quill) has made.
so even if a fabric had a small dernier rating, there will be more threads per inch for it to equally resist down escapes than a fabric of higher d-rating, which is tightly packed, but will still have fewer threads per inch due to the larger size of each thread.
Hope that is slightly clearer than mud! KM

[Gracadruid]

Payment sent...Thanks