>>1096792>diy alcohol stoveI've made penny stoves and roll-tops, but my favorite is still the Supercat, which is the easiest to make anyhow.
>>1096805>Where to buy materialsFor hard-to-find stuff look online, for common but expensive stuff try second-hand stores. I got everything I needed for my frame and saddle bags (pic related) for my bike out of a $5 duffle bag.
>Book/video guides>Making patterns? How even?>How to select, start, stop stitches, etcWhen it's something original, I'll wing it every time. It's easier for me to visualize a 3D sewing project while I'm working on it than to do all the math ahead of time, and there's a lot of math when you're working with curved surfaces. I'll hand sew a lot of things if they aren't particularly (load bearing?) the cocoon hammock was all done by hand; the hammock has a lot of pressure on it but the sleeping bag just hangs loose. There's a little more info here:
http://notreallyasurvivalblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/cocoon-hammock-contruction.html and I'm making a new one with a lighter bag, bug net and Tyvek 14-S outer layer next week, so check back for that, it'll be step by step.
>>1096984>Brian?Nope, sorry.
