How can I Make a Hammock?
Hammocks have existed for centuries. Sailors used them as beds on long sea voyages, as the elevation factor meant they could sleep peacefully and avoid mice. For some people, the idea of lying in a hammock on a hot summer day, cool drink in hand, is their concept of bliss. Making your own hammock should only take an hour or two of your free time. When making your hammock, consider the material that you are going to use. The most common material for a garden hammock is a light colored canvas. The light color will reflect the heat better than dark colors. Canvas is also breathable and will not become sticky in the heat. Begin assembling your hammock by sewing the edges of the canvas. Roll in each of the longer sides by about 15 centimeters (6 inches) and sew them with a sewing machine. This will ensure that the edges do not look tatty or begin to fray. Make sure to leave enough room to pass the rope through. Next, repeat the procedure on the shorter edges. Next comes the rope. You will n
