Diy Hammock Underquilt

To make a DIY hammock underquilt, you will need:

• Two down throws
• Seam ripper
• Sewing kit or machine
• 1.5-inch wide grosgrain ribbon
• 1/8-inch shock cord

Instructions:

1. Lay down one of the throws and seam rip all the horizontal seams.
2. Shake the down and squeeze it so it goes to one side of the quilt.
3. Place the other throw on top, with the right sides facing each other.
4. Sew a channel along each of the four sides of the quilt using the grosgrain ribbon.
5. Thread a shock cord through each channel and tie it off at each end.
6. Suspend the underquilt from your hammock using the shock cords.

Tips:

• For a warmer underquilt, use a heavier fill down throw.
• You can also add baffles to your underquilt to improve its insulation.
• To make your underquilt more durable, use a ripstop fabric for the outer shell.

Here is a simplified version:

To make a DIY hammock underquilt, you will need two down throws, a seam ripper, sewing supplies, grosgrain ribbon, and shock cord.

1. Seam rip the horizontal seams of one throw.
2. Shake the down to one side of the throw.
3. Place the other throw on top, right sides facing.
4. Sew a channel of grosgrain ribbon along each edge of the quilt.
5. Thread shock cord through the channels and tie it off at each end.
6. Suspend the underquilt from your hammock using the shock cords.