Hammock/UQ all-in-one?

[ciphoto]

I've seen one on here before, but have limited time to search for the thread. Not real sure how he did it. I think it would be just making a double layer where your baffles etc are sewn to the second layer.

[lonetracker]

i made a hammock with pockets under it similar to a clark.the clarks pockets are sewn through,but they used some thicker tougher looking fabric for the hammock.i went ahead and sewed through the body of my most recent diy hammock.the hammock is made from 1.5oz.i used a large zigzag stitch,thinking this will be able to stretch with the hammock.i have 9 lines of stitching through the hammock body,6 inches apart.have slept in it 8 nights in da woods so far no issues or visable weak spots.

[lonetracker]

i remembered i one time started a thread similar to this.it has a little info you may find usefull.
http://http://www.hammockforums.net/...ad.php?t=13338

[L.D. Cakes]

Here's what WV made.
http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=43634

[DivaB]

i made a hammock with pockets under it similar to a clark.the clarks pockets are sewn through,but they used some thicker tougher looking fabric for the hammock.i went ahead and sewed through the body of my most recent diy hammock.the hammock is made from 1.5oz.i used a large zigzag stitch,thinking this will be able to stretch with the hammock.i have 9 lines of stitching through the hammock body,6 inches apart.have slept in it 8 nights in da woods so far no issues or visable weak spots.

What are you using in all the pockets for insulation?

[lonetracker]

What are you using in all the pockets for insulation?

i made some pillows out of recycled down.i also fill the pockets with my spare cloths,or sacks full of leaves,grass,hay,ect.i even did a 25degf night insulated with mostly wallmart bags stuffed in the pockets.

[DivaB]

i made some pillows out of recycled down.i also fill the pockets with my spare cloths,or sacks full of leaves,grass,hay,ect.i even did a 25degf night insulated with mostly wallmart bags stuffed in the pockets.

I think what you've done is great. You should start a thread describing your process, DIY, and all that you use and things you'd change if you did it again. A lot of people here would be interested.