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Your Sewing projects?

card holders are tough, but with practice, patience, and perseverance it can be done. That sense of accomplishment and pride is something that will be relished for a lifetime! Possibly even a legacy the family will treasure forever. Never Give UP!:sweatsmile: We have to salute that someone, somewhere, who had to take that chance, step out on a limb and show that YES, THERE IS WAY TO HOLD A CARD WITHOUT USING MY HANDS, POCKET OR WALLET....AND I CAN MAKE ONE! :tearsofjoy:
 
DIY Sitdrag #2. I used @Sheldon 's material. Nice stuff. I did a couple things differently with this one. It is made from two layers of material so I could insert a piece of sleeping pad. The pad is nice. Adds some cush and a bunch of warmth. Warmth is key for me because my ass got cold quite bit hunting last season. I also added some support (aluminum rods sewn into webbing) at the ends so the sitdrag does not scrunch up as much when hanging. It seems to help quite a bit with comfort, but I won't know until I spend more time in it. Getting a little better at the sewing thing too. I will have to do a comparison but I think it will be quite a bit more comfortable than Sitdrag #1, which was pretty darn good. Pete

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