Not my first sewing project but my first attempt at a large tarp.
1.1 silnylon with a 3/4 in nylon cross grain cat cut ridge line. Hex design with doors on both ends.
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Not my first sewing project but my first attempt at a large tarp.
1.1 silnylon with a 3/4 in nylon cross grain cat cut ridge line. Hex design with doors on both ends.
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Nicely done.
Lookin good Robb, need to see all the bells and whisles deployed. Maybe we'll see you up at Mohican tbis weekend.
David
Looks great!
What dimensions did you use? I'm curious because mine doesn't get that close to the ground (wish it did.)
-Klauss
What design did you use? I made the Backwoods Daydreamer Winter Tarp, but I need to make another and am interested in other designs. Although, I will mention that I LOVE the Winter Tarp!
I used the Daydreamer design with some alterations. I cat cut the ridge line and used 3/4" nylon cross grain to bind and attached the d rings to the binding on each end. All the tension is on the webbing.Originally Posted by bowl-maker
That it sweet, very well done.
Syb
Enjoy the elevation
Very nicely done! I like it...a lot! Maybe I will try a cat cut ridge on my next one.
Some great work there!
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