Winter Quilts Project

[MDSH]

Those do look Warm!

Thanks, Funny.

Congrats on finishing. I still love the red flannel shirt looking fabric. What an awesome looking quilt. Enjoy

Thanks!

Here's the set with the winter hammock that I made of a table cloth:

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Time to get a separate room for your projects!

Finished product looks great. I'd love to hear how it performs as the temperatures drop. Also, can you post a picture of it packed up?

RedStix

Thanks, Red. Yes, I need a gear and DIY room, for sure.

Cant wait to try it. Have plans for a couple of trip already.

[sargevining]

It seems to me that a 5x8' layout table would be really nice for this kind of project. Working on the floor is a pain in the neck.

I bought one more 4'-0 x 2'-6 folding tables to augment two that I've had for years. I put two side by side and the third at 90 degrees at the end, then took two pieces of 8'-0 x 4'-0 Masonite and had them ripped to 2'-6 wide and laid them on top. Used a Marks-A-Lot to strike lines length and width at common dimensions: 4", 6", 8" and where the centerlines of each panel was.

[MDSH]

I bought one more 4'-0 x 2'-6 folding tables to augment two that I've had for years. I put two side by side and the third at 90 degrees at the end, then took two pieces of 8'-0 x 4'-0 Masonite and had them ripped to 2'-6 wide and laid them on top. Used a Marks-A-Lot to strike lines length and width at common dimensions: 4", 6", 8" and where the centerlines of each panel was.

A ping pong table is 9x6 feet.

Sometimes people give those things away!

[Ratdog]

Digging the buffalo plaid, nice.

My sister put a big table on her porch for me to use, I won't say it's life changing but it made a world of difference.

Still have to use the floor to lay out the 11-12 multi layer hammock but at least the under quilts are easier to work.

[RedStix]

Hey MDSH - How has this top quilt worked out for you now that the temperatures have dropped a bit?