Underquilt runs away!

[Otter1]

Pan: Thank you (as always)!

Hutzelbein: I really like the dog bone idea. I guess loops would work as well?

gr: I still love my Bridge. In fact, I prefer it - just playing with G/E style (again!)

markr6: I do think, after my own research and reading different things, that you are probably right about the height thing. The Dog bone idea mentioned above is a good one.

[hutzelbein]

Yes, loops should work as well.

[tflaris]

I wonder if your quilt is a wide? Mine is a short regular. The sides don't come up as high. But the Asym ties hold the quilt in place.

[Dos]

tflaris: that last pic, minus the stuff sack, should be on either a hammock calendar or made into a poster.
The flip flops really make this picture pop.

[OneClick]

I wonder if your quilt is a wide? Mine is a short regular. The sides don't come up as high. But the Asym ties hold the quilt in place.

Mine are definitely not wide. I've had 3 quilts and they're all the same. I must just be lying at less of an angle so I'm not pushing the UQ away from me.

[tflaris]

Markr6
Makes sense.

[tflaris]

tflaris: that last pic, minus the stuff sack, should be on either a hammock calendar or made into a poster.
The flip flops really make this picture pop.

Thanks. The stuff sack has been modified to be used as a bishop bag. I can always recreate without the bag. : )

[lzeplin]

I love the quilt hooks on my t- bird hammock my underquilts don't move also the triangle thingies arrowhead sells works great, I have a set of diy ones and use them with my other hammocks, here's the link.
http://www.arrowhead-equipment.com/s..._Thingies.html

[Slider1]

Unfortunately I bought 72" wide Darien as a noobie. I' 6'1" and It works great but I am tempted to lay on too much of an angle and have the same problem. So I did Shug's suggestion and also changed the angle. No problem with the incubator.

[tflaris]

I thought about the triangles with my HG but it has a continuous loop not 2 separate lines at each end.