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    Topless - Keeps fallin down

    Newbie. Love the Chameleon with a top. However, when sitting in it as a chair I haven't been able to figure out how to hold the top up to the ridgeline without it falling on my head. I don't want to use a clip that would damage the material.

    What have you folks come up with? Suggestions?

    Many thanks.

    Chameleon.jpg

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    Senior Member kitsapcowboy's Avatar
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    Bind a couple of hobby magnets into the folded ends of a short length of grosgrain ribbon; they are plenty strong and work great as a retainer when folded around the material and the ridge line.
    Smart graphic design for all your needs by BGD

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    Unzip the side you sit on and flip it over.
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    Sorry for the horrible drawing but I made a couple small contraptions with grosgrain. Loop sewn at one end so it slides on the ridgeline and kam snaps at the end of the loose ends. I roll my bug net up and snap it in. Has worked great for me with two of these on my RL.

    kams.png

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    Sewing button magnets into some ribbon is a great idea, cowboy!
    I sew things on youtube.
    I don’t sew on commission, so please don’t ask. Thanks.

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    Very Creative - Thanks

    Quote Originally Posted by kitsapcowboy View Post
    Bind a couple of hobby magnets into the folded ends of a short length of grosgrain ribbon; they are plenty strong and work great as a retainer when folded around the material and the ridge line.

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    Hmmmm

    Quote Originally Posted by Peppy View Post
    Unzip the side you sit on and flip it over.
    Wouldn't this fit under the category of too obvious!!! Thanks. I'll try it.

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    Wonderful approach

    Quote Originally Posted by HoosierT View Post
    Sorry for the horrible drawing but I made a couple small contraptions with grosgrain. Loop sewn at one end so it slides on the ridgeline and kam snaps at the end of the loose ends. I roll my bug net up and snap it in. Has worked great for me with two of these on my RL.

    kams.png

    I got it. Again, very creative. I knew I would learn some things from you folks. Fantastic.

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    "Topless - Keeps fallin down"

    Well well well....

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