So here it is the Jesters Coat (a DIY Tarp)

[ricecg]

So after a couple days (working on it mostly at night after work, family and kiddo) it is finally done. I like the stealth camping idea and thought hey if i am stuck under a fallen branch what is a better way for someone to see me than this. So two colors wasn't enough, I had to go Five colors...never again...Two colors max...I broke two needles countless bunch ups and a couple "I can't wait till this ****** is done", but it is done, somewhat...need to add a couple more tie outs, but hey...i am proud making my own stuff hammock, tarp and soon the waterproofing of the tarp...

the materials was just ripstop and grosgrain from JoAnns...
Hope you guys like it

[Redoleary]

Well done! Nice color combos, may she always keep you dry.

[chickenwing]

Really good job on the tarp!

[Ears]

that sounds rough, but it looks legit. and i can promise thats a one of a kind tarp. you should be proud.

what mats did you use? and you said watertreating.... are you going to do that sil project someone else posted on the forum? you go balls to the wall huh.

thats what up man. keep up the passion

[turnerminator]

Thats really great, a proper one off.

Someone suggested I made a patchwork tarp a while ago.
My reply was; "are you mad?"

I wouldn't have the patience, my hat goes off to you.

[Desert Reprobate]

You'll be able to stealth camp at the circus

[TacticalAnt]

Nice work. I feel your pain, that's a lot of seams!
What do you mean by "stealth camping"?

[ricecg]

"Stealth" camping/hanging, I thought was using colors that didn't draw attention to individuals(digi, black, green).

As for the proofing doing the DIY sil/nyl mixture that was posted on here...

[Canoexist]

Good job! No way would I want to tackle something like that.

[Shotgunred]

Amazing piece of work! Stealth it is not