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July 26, 2005

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On the weekend camping trip, I brought along my sleeping bag made of lost mittens.  I even fashioned an appropriate carrying sack made from vinyl and canvas.  I trusted the collective warmth of lost mittens so much, I didn't even bring a spare sleeping bag.

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I didn't sleep outside the tent at night, but this is me just taking a little nap in the afternoon.

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(Un)Scientific Evidence: Indicates that loss mittens kept me warm all night.  The temperature rating on this sleeping bag would be about 15 degrees, so its no 4 season sleeping bag.  But definitely warmer than nothing, and definitely cozy.  It is also not the lightest or most compact sleeping bag available. In fact, it is a bit combersome. But it sure was a interesting experiment.  It was a bit weird to think about all the people that had lost a mitten or glove and now that mitten or glove has taken on another life in this sleeping bag.  I am currently working on a second bag and have plans for a series of 5. 

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Comments

haha! how cute!

You could be in a Sears catalogue (ahhh childhood memories) posing with your sleeping bag, so you could. Looks like you had a fabby dozy time and I'd be jealous if I wasn't heading off camping myself next week. I'm even buying a new (used) sleeping bag myself; a British Army one no less. It's got pockets on the inside and is so warm you could go to the North Pole in it, whoop. If I get it together enough, I'll send you a postcard from the wilds of the West Coast of Scotland. Cheerie-bye.

your mitten sleeping bag looks so cozy!

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