"Wildlife/Nature Photography How To" Nitehawk Chair Hide, Mesh Cover

A Little project I wanted to share, making a hanging mesh cover for the Nitehawk chair hide.

[@Harmonrok]

Haydn, brilliant really enjoyed watching this video. Look forward to watching more of them.

[@haydnthomasphotography8084]

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks man!

[@NooneyTroll]

I am a Dalek, exterminate, exterminate. Great tute cheers, although if you let me loose with a sewing machine best get A&E on standby.

[@juanitakelly3082]

What a great job and more elegant than safety pins I would say! Your workshop is sooooo tidy! Hint: there are little needle-threading gadgets that can help thread that sewing machine needle!

[@haydnthomasphotography8084]

Thanks man, needle threader ordered!👍

[@smiffy5467]

I used the small clothing hooks on my hide and the scrim net hooks on nicely... looking forward to you doing the peak. 👍

[@haydnthomasphotography8084]

Thanks for watching, It’s gonna make my brain work, that’s for sure!

[@geoffreypain5960]

I just clip mine onto the top metal piece with clothes pegs, simple.

[@mjsmith8741]

Rather than sewing and gluing, use neodymium magnets to hold the scrim to the metal hoops, easier to reposition as well.

[@haydnthomasphotography8084]

I tried magnets, but the metal hoops aren’t close enough to the opening, took up too much space.