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*Also would be neat to adapt it to [[Stanscrap]] materials (The waterproof / windproof aspect is somewhat easy, the "breatablility" is more difficult) | *Also would be neat to adapt it to [[Stanscrap]] materials (The waterproof / windproof aspect is somewhat easy, the "breatablility" is more difficult) | ||
*Also optimize for production (similar to that "reel to reel" mask pleater vs hand making each mask; not a factory, but a jig + optimized design) | *Also optimize for production (similar to that "reel to reel" mask pleater vs hand making each mask; not a factory, but a jig + optimized design) | ||
*Also may have appeal to those SUPER ultralight backpackers (tent->2 person tent->1 person tent->waterproof bag and this) | |||
*Would be a great project to allow makers/threadwork people to help their community | |||
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Revision as of 04:19, 29 December 2020
Basics
- An great, albeit somewhat saddening that it is needed, project where waste textiles are Upcycled to a heavy duty jacket with an attackable below waist portion to transform it into a sleeping bag
- Meant to act as a shelter from the elements for people who are homeless
- Need to find plans + what materials are used (if info is available)
- Also would be neat to adapt it to Stanscrap materials (The waterproof / windproof aspect is somewhat easy, the "breatablility" is more difficult)
- Also optimize for production (similar to that "reel to reel" mask pleater vs hand making each mask; not a factory, but a jig + optimized design)
- Also may have appeal to those SUPER ultralight backpackers (tent->2 person tent->1 person tent->waterproof bag and this)
- Would be a great project to allow makers/threadwork people to help their community