Walkin' Yes, Ich wollte den zukünftigen Rucksack aus Dyneema nähen. Oder kann ich schon irgendwo ALUULA bestellen?
If you find some Aluula can you tell me?
I thought I had some but the person couldn't be convinced to give me some. Minimum orders required of quite large amounts.
There's a thread on here:
that discusses a lot of the current material offerings of you're interested.
Cheers
Mittagsfrost 202g
Allerdings ist das Softtyvek echt flimsy. Die erste Naht ist auch schon durch. Allerdings weiß ich nun, das meine Schnittmuster passen, die ich mir aus mehreren Rucksäcken zusammengebastelt habe. Ich schätze die Literzahl auf ca. 25 L.
Looks good JayJay.
Are you planning another version in a more robust material now you've sorted your pattern?
I always wear this under my rain hoodies.
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The brim is covered in cloth that was really annoying me as once saturated, water ends up wicking inside the hood.
After a few trials in good rain, even at this basic level I'm happy with it. Has some simple elastic sewn inside to tie to the mesh on the side of the hat.
The next version will be a nice bright red or bright green.
It will eventually get wet- but best of all for me ...nowhere near as much as before.
Thank you Walkin'
I never would have thought sewing a jumper could be so easy. How much simpler would it be if you just use a pre-made pattern? 🤔🤣
Your jumper looks great! Did you use up scraps or did you select different fabrics with varying degrees of warmth? I'm actually thinking about sewing a hoodie with a 1/4 zipper and different fabric weights: Alpha Direct 80 for the back, parts of the underarms, and upper hood; Alpha Direct 120 for the front of the torso, upper sleeves, and side hood panels; and polypropylene strips along the sides of the torso. I am also thinking to add Pertex on the shoulders.
Another idea is to make a t-shirt with short sleeves (Alpha Direct 120)... Or a jacket with zipp-off sleeves.
I have no idea if that's really a good idea. But the worst part is that once I've sewn it, I wouldn't need any of my other fleece sweaters anymore...
Imagining, designing, cutting and sewing your own creation is a very nice skill to have.
Ta, I wanted something a bit spiffy with the mix of colours-they aren't off-cuts, all are A85.
If you want to see some of my other 'colour mixed' items sing out.
I was gifted the alpha about seven years ago when it wasn't really a big thing and you can see (probably) the inconsistency in the weight/tranparency that you got back then.
As you are now a Cutter rather than a sewist I reckon you could have a crack at all your ideas!
Trouble is now the ridiculous cost of alpha. It used to be cheap as chips.
The weights I wear most these days are A60 and A120.
Looking very much forward to what you create next.
Cheers
G
I like that jumper Lina!
I'm a big jumper fan as well
A80 from a while ago.
One like for the review.
One for the 😺
No issue for these blokes-they do all their best work at night
Go tropical.
Get sweaty.
Delicious energy
Banana and chocolate muffin stop
Fish Burger time
After some running
Beim oben verlinkten Ultrastoff ist zu beachten, dass es sehr vorteilhaft ist, wenn man eine Kevlarschere hat
Auf jeden Fall Kevlarschere! Wer viele Projekte mit dem Stoff umsetzt: Der mikroverzahnte elektronische Cutter von ExTex funktioniert wirklich sehr gut. Ist leider sehr teuer. Hab meinen glücklicherweise über Kleinanzeigen erstanden.
Und ich finde ihn für Flaschentaschen fast zu nachgiebig.
Ich würde hier mittlerweile einen Kordelzug einbauen. Um den Stretch zu haben, falls nötig, aber ihn auch einzudämmen, selbst falls der Stoff irgendwann ausleiert.
Agree on the kevlar scissors.
The drawstring also, for when the elastic loses it's elasticity.
Great job Sundance and daughter.
I hope your daughter has a great time in Portugal.
The worst is done!
It looks very good.
It was eating the salt and sandflies off my runners and dancing all over me while I was having a cuppa.
Once you get a more appropriately sized tent and especially a lighter Ruckie you'll drop about 500+ grams so I would just use what you've got and work out what you don't need in the clothing area and keep discarding stuff as you go.
If you find you need all your clothing you'll need to buy lighter stuff that does the same job.
Have fun go wild.
Scribe around the base of the can to get your circle.
It's not a windscreen but it will stop the can getting too hot under a BRS 3000 with a 3cm flame.
Stores under the can.
Drink some beer, go wild!
Finito.
Date scone to replenish some glycogen.😺
Delicious.
Wie würdet ihr dieses Loch reparieren. Es ist schön mittig im Rücken eines Hoodies.
Dead simple.
Look up 'darning a sock' on YT. Repair will be invisible.
Just had some solar keratoses frozen off my skin....from damage done twenty plus years ago.
Take care out there.
From the very last of all the leftovers plus some more of the kite surfer fabric and an old belt from my shorts.
A Ruckie for a friend's birthday. Just a few small things to do.
