I was looking at fabrics on line and found some with checked log ends on it! Whoda thunk it.
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Logging Fabric
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That's kind of why I was looking at fabric. I am going to go look at a bigger small trailer tomorrow, if it hasn't sold-- a 1970 fiberglass one. The pictures of the interior look quite drab. I made the curtains for my current trailer. They are woodsy with trees and moose pictures on them.
The log fabric is expensive and light colored. $18/yard.
hammerlogging
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Thats black locust, so I couldn't buy it. people LOVE it for firewood because it has high BTUs, I HATE it for firewood because the smoke stinks, and I HATE it because it dulls your chain cutting it, and its usually standing dead, another significant bad characteristic. good for posts and rails, sure, but I'm not in that world right now.
Sorry, hope I didn't de-mystify the fabric. neat to find fabric like that though.
Fifelaker
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If that was in my rig. I would think I woke up in the woodpile with a hangover. But I do kind of like it.
Samlock
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I must say that looks a bit disappointing - a single log end multiplied. My inwit pictured it stacked, each log different, maybe scaling marks sprayed. But again, I guess printing that would be impossible.
On the other hand, you know those landscape wallpapers? Stacked timber would make a killer wall for a sitting room, wouldn't it?
I don't know. I would be tempted to put a sprinkler on my wall to keep the logs moist on days like today.
That would not be good for the house.
I looked at the trailer. It just didn't feel comfy. So, I didn't buy it. The search goes on.
That would not be good for the house.
I looked at the trailer. It just didn't feel comfy. So, I didn't buy it. The search goes on.
