Post by ntg on Dec 2, 2012 2:05:50 GMT
Pip testing the CCH out:
Like the standard hammock, all you need is:
1) Using rectangles of material, cut a 'V' into one of the long sides, making both pieces of fabric roughly equal.
Pin the fabric together so the faces you want on the outside of the finished hammock are facing each other:
2) Mark a guide-line around the hammock a cm from the edge, leaving a 5cm (2 inch) gap on one side:
3) Sew round the guide-lines, starting at one end of the gap and finishing at the other:
4) Turn the fabric inside out:
5) Sew around the entire hammock as close to the edge as you can to close up the gap:
6) Optional Quilt the fabric by diagonally sewing the fabric, turning it 90 degrees and sewing it diagonally again:
7) Pin and sew up the V edge to each other (if you don't quilt the hammock then it may be easier to do this during step 5):
8) Add eyelets to all four corners as seen in the eyelet tutorial:
deguworld.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=Cage&thread=16698
Like the standard hammock, all you need is:
- 2 pieces of fabric
- Thread
- Eyelets
1) Using rectangles of material, cut a 'V' into one of the long sides, making both pieces of fabric roughly equal.
Pin the fabric together so the faces you want on the outside of the finished hammock are facing each other:
2) Mark a guide-line around the hammock a cm from the edge, leaving a 5cm (2 inch) gap on one side:
3) Sew round the guide-lines, starting at one end of the gap and finishing at the other:
4) Turn the fabric inside out:
5) Sew around the entire hammock as close to the edge as you can to close up the gap:
6) Optional Quilt the fabric by diagonally sewing the fabric, turning it 90 degrees and sewing it diagonally again:
7) Pin and sew up the V edge to each other (if you don't quilt the hammock then it may be easier to do this during step 5):
8) Add eyelets to all four corners as seen in the eyelet tutorial:
deguworld.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=Cage&thread=16698
