June 20, 2017
posted in: Tutorials
In this tutorial article we will show you how to make your own Double Ended Hammock Stuff Sack. This is a great option for the storage of your hammock! It allows for easy set-up at the end of the day and fast take-down in the morning. This is an excellent project for beginners.
Project Overview
Skill Level | Estimated Time | Estimated Cost |
Beginner | 30 Minutes | $ |
Materials and Tools
Materials Needed: | Tools Needed: |
1 Yard Fabric (Xenon Sil 5300) | Sewing Machine |
4 Feet Zing It | Scissors |
2 Mini Cord Locks | Ruler/Tape Measure |
Marker or Chalk |
Preparation Instructions
- Cut a rectangle out of the fabric that measures 18” tall and 20” wide.
- Cut two 20” lengths of Zing It and fuse the ends with a flame.
Sewing Instructions
**Seam allowances should be 1/4″ unless otherwise noted** Step 1: Roll hem the 20” long edges of the fabric together.
Step 2: Roll the edge of the bag back 1” stitch this towards the edge of the roll and leave about ¾” between the start and stop of this stitch to create a channel for the drawstring.
Step 3: Repeat step number 2 on the other end of the bag.
Step 4: Thread one piece of Zing It through each channel. The slip a cord lock over the two ends and tie them in an overhand knot.
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