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( Apr. 6th, 2013 06:22 pm)
I bought a new dome tent a little over a year ago. It's case was ambitiously small. Given the tent fit in there when I bought it, it ought to have been possible to get it back in there. This has not been proven true in reality. So I rolled the tent comfortably, and made a new bag to put it in, entirely from stash and recycled bits. Hurrah. The bright blue and yellow ripstop are leftovers from a similar project for my sleeping bag years ago, so they will even look nice together, regardless of the tent itself being bright green.


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( Apr. 6th, 2013 06:41 pm)
Look away if you read me on FB

Colour stripping results. Three pairs of before and after, before is leftmost. Ignore the pink embroidery- that piece is only to show the third before colour given I didn't keep a piece of that original. Quite by accident, I have so far mostly stripped red toned cloth. The red goes but often leaves a yellow colour behind. The attempt to strip yellow only took the colour back a tone or so.
Then I tried to strip two printed shirts. Nothing happened. Either that dye is really fixed, or I managed to thoroughly use up the stripping chemical!

~$8 for the packet of Rit colour remover, 10-11m fabric stripped- so <$1/m on top of fabric cost.



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