RSBTR Zippered Hammock Bug Net Kit

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  • Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
  • I made Ripstop By the Roll's Zippered Hammock Bugnet Kit and in this video I show you how I sewed it together.
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    This video is not sponsored. I bought the kit myself and I am not receiving anything for making this video.

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  • @m00nsplitter72
    @m00nsplitter72 7 лет назад +5

    A big 'thank you' from me too. You do us a great service and take care to explain many 'minor' details that would typically go unmentioned but are very helpful to the novice.

  • @neutronium9542
    @neutronium9542 7 лет назад

    Thank you so much for your videos. Thanks to all of the little tips you have in your content, I was able to sew my first backpack super easily. I actually just started working on version 2 today to fix a few design flaws of the original. Thanks for the inspiration, and for the great and informative content.

  • @DannyWalker1949
    @DannyWalker1949 7 лет назад

    Thank You again for your wonderful video's teaching us things we need to do & learn the all "How-To's" on sewing. I Love em All.

  • @stephaniegrace8623
    @stephaniegrace8623 7 лет назад

    What a delightful nest for your niece, thanks for the helpful details.

  • @jbartnik1918
    @jbartnik1918 3 года назад

    Working on this kit right now after having had the materials for several years! When it comes to attaching the netting, it looks like you use a ridgeline. How long is that, and where do you connect it?

  • @deweyhiller
    @deweyhiller 6 лет назад

    My kit just came in for my sons hammock
    Thanks for this video
    To undo the zipper to put pulls on I just reef on the ends?

    • @jellyfish450
      @jellyfish450  6 лет назад

      Yeah. It will help if you trim one side about a half inch. That makes it easier to tug the zipper pull up the tape.

    • @deweyhiller
      @deweyhiller 6 лет назад

      Ok thanks I’ll snip it
      Never used my zipper foot yet but looking forward to learning

    • @jellyfish450
      @jellyfish450  6 лет назад

      Dave E just go slow so you can stay in control. You can totally do this.

    • @deweyhiller
      @deweyhiller 6 лет назад +1

      Ok I did it !
      Turned out great, going to buggy area to enjoy

  • @command0z
    @command0z 3 года назад

    Thanks! Did you use the 0.9oz noseesum mesh?

  • @mcolynuck
    @mcolynuck 6 лет назад

    The plan showed the fabric as 50" high, which I assume you cut the fabric down to from it's original 55". You mentioned that the zipper measured as 51". Since the zipper length matched the fabric when you sewed them together, I'm wondering if you had cut the fabric to 51", or cut the zipper to 50"?

    • @jellyfish450
      @jellyfish450  6 лет назад

      You want some extra space on the zipper tape to help line up the teeth.

  • @bruliet
    @bruliet 4 года назад

    Thank you!!!!!!!!

  • @Rmanpc2323
    @Rmanpc2323 6 лет назад

    Thank you very much for the video! You have a wonderful channel! Did your zipper do a little roller coaster wavey thing after you sewn it to the bug net? I used noseeum mesh and my zipper did a wave, no too big of a deal, but I wondered if I maybe stretched the fabric while sewing ?

    • @jellyfish450
      @jellyfish450  6 лет назад +1

      Richard Grissom I didn’t get a wave. Maybe you tugged on the mesh. It is stretchy.

  • @mikebonner9137
    @mikebonner9137 2 года назад

    Where do the instruction sheets come from

  • @scottb6483
    @scottb6483 6 лет назад

    Great video! What mesh did you use? The 0.9 no-see-um black?

    • @jellyfish450
      @jellyfish450  6 лет назад

      Scott B I got the kit, which I think is .9. Easy project and durable.

  • @glueckge
    @glueckge 7 лет назад

    Can I do this without a zipper foot?

    • @jellyfish450
      @jellyfish450  7 лет назад

      Use the narrowest foot you have. You should be fine.