First DIY hammock!

[Yukon]

Thanks! There are a couple spots where my hem width varied just a tiny bit, but it didn't affect anything. I'm still basically learning to sew, so I think I'm off to a decent start

[Les Rust]

Great looking hammock, Yukon. Be proud! Be pleased!

[Beast 71]

Nice yard, nice hammock and a pleasant looking girl. I think that might be the hammock forum trifecta, or is that nice quilts, nice hammock, and a light-weight or camo tarp...

[Loneoak]

Great looking hammock buddy. You done good

[Mule]

Bravo! I wish my first one had looked that good. Really nice and the stitching is pretty.

[raiffnuke]

WhoooBuddy!! Nice work! I am glad to see you making some great things! You are hooked....there is no cure for the DIY bug!

[Yukon]

Nice. That Fox performed well, you musta got it figured out!

Yeah I have had to try and basically figure out the machine for myself. I have spent hours looking online for a manual, or even a manual to a comparable machine but to no avail. I just started watching videos and asking questions and played with the thing a lot. I think I finally have a grasp on how the machine operates. And like RamblinRev says, each machine has it's own quirks that the operator has to learn...and I'm definitely learning that lol

[pb&j]

Nicely done! I am impressed and inspired!

[Catavarie]

Very good looking hammock there. And I must say that I'm more than a little jealous of that back yard with all the hanging options it seems to offer.

[Knotty]

Nice. I like the idea of building a sturdy backyard specific hammock. We focus a lot on light weight around here, for backpacking, but that's not always needed.