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Source for quiet, light, blaze orange fabric?


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    David Olsen
    Spectator

    @oware

    Locale: Steptoe Butte

    I used to live near Mill End Fabrics in Reno that all kinds of cool stuff, but they do not
    ship. Need blaze orange such that a hunter would use, for a daypack. Blaze sil I have, but
    it is a bit too noisy in the brush.

    #1857063
    Ben Smith
    BPL Member

    @goosefeet

    Locale: Georgia

    Rockywoods and OWFINC have some 1.9oz uncoated ripstop in orange, and Seattle Fabrics has some 1.1oz ripstop in orange. They are not listed in blaze orange, and I don't have any specific experience with any of those.

    Tim Marshall used some orange on his quilts – pics here

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    Tim Marshall
    BPL Member

    @marshlaw303

    Locale: Minnesota

    Seattlefabrics has 1.9 sil in orange. All depends what type of pack you need to make. I have used 1.9 in a lot of packs an yet to see failure. But recently people have been using much burliest stuff in their packs. The 1.9 just has sil on the I side so the standard 1.9 face is what would be exposed to make noise, your call on his noisy but it'd be good for what I do

    #1857352
    Ken Thompson
    BPL Member

    @here

    Locale: Right there

    Believe it or not there are BPLr's in Reno. Maybe they could do you a favor?

    #1857500
    Steven Paris
    BPL Member

    @saparisor

    Locale: Pacific Northwest

    There is a Mill End fabric store just a few miles from my house in Portland. It would be an easy errand for me to pick up something and mail it. You can PM me if you want.

    #1857707
    David Olsen
    Spectator

    @oware

    Locale: Steptoe Butte

    I will call the fabric stores and check to see what they have.

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