Do-it-yourself-stuff.

**Swede** · 25-02-2007, 15:44

It´s in swedish but the pictures are quite informative. Click on: "GÖR DET SJÄLV". Note that the guy has copyright about the stuff. Enjoy! /Swede

http://www.andersj.se/

**Draven** · 25-02-2007, 16:05

Some interesting stuff there!
Been meaning to learn swedish anyway

**Bisamratte** · 25-02-2007, 16:27

Great link, the pictures seem to be very helpful and clear

**Butchd** · 25-02-2007, 16:41

A great link indeed, it's always a pleasure to see someone who is good at what they do.

**BorderReiver** · 25-02-2007, 17:25

Very good site.

Thanks for the link.

**woodwalker** · 25-02-2007, 17:51

Loads of cool ideas.
Cheers for sharing.

woodwalker

**Wayland** · 25-02-2007, 19:38

Great link.....

**bushtank** · 25-02-2007, 20:23

Good stuff mate

**Greg** · 25-02-2007, 20:58

Nice site, good to see how things are made!!

**Apac** · 28-02-2007, 02:08

nice site very resourceful

**Celt_Ginger** · 28-02-2007, 20:31

I really liked the site. Even though I don't speak Swedish, the pictures seen easy enough to follow

**w00dsmoke** · 28-02-2007, 20:50

Yeagh same here I think it's great. The guy is really skilled in seaming!

For a long time I've wanted to make my own stuff but my gd lady does not own a sewing machine nor knows how to use one so I've hand stitched everything I sew. Yesterday I bought heavy fibre pile lining material (I could only buy it in white), and made an inner sleeping bag for my 80's issue MK2 Arctic bag (they came with a liner but mine did not have one). If anyone knows these bags, they are warm but not good in really cold conditions which is ironic really! It took me 4.5 hours of cutting and rough hand stitching using linen thread for strength to make my inner. What a difference in comfort now. I lose a little space inside the bag because of the bulk but the warmth increase is incredible. It's like a very cheap copy of a buffalo inner bag and it does the job fine. The material was only £15 from Dunelm Mill.

Now I'm after a sewing machine!

**troyka** · 03-03-2007, 16:31

a translation engine.. its not great, but its better than nothing...

http://www.translation-guide.com/fre...ish&to=Swedish

T

**Swede** · 04-03-2007, 22:47

If you have any simple questions or if you cant find an translation of an single word just ask. /Swede

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