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Our double sleeping bag has a bad zipper. I have bought two new zippers, but have changed my mind about sewing them in myself. The job seems a little above my skill level on a machine, and hand-sewing it would be very time-consuming.
Can anyone recommend someone in El Lay County to do it for me? I know anyone skilled with a sewing machine can do it, but I would prefer someone experienced with a track record on sleeping bags.
Several friends have recommended Wilderness Workshop on N Fig, but the number is no longer good. I know of no other outdoor gear in the area. The local stores all refer me to Windy Pass in Seattle. I have used them, but they are slow and expensive, particularly the shipping.
I am really desperate, as we are very fond of these bags. What I call a double bag is really two single bags zipped together. One is thick and one is thin, so this combination serves us well in just about all temperatures, and we are loathe to replace it.
Can anyone recommend someone in El Lay County to do it for me? I know anyone skilled with a sewing machine can do it, but I would prefer someone experienced with a track record on sleeping bags.
Several friends have recommended Wilderness Workshop on N Fig, but the number is no longer good. I know of no other outdoor gear in the area. The local stores all refer me to Windy Pass in Seattle. I have used them, but they are slow and expensive, particularly the shipping.
I am really desperate, as we are very fond of these bags. What I call a double bag is really two single bags zipped together. One is thick and one is thin, so this combination serves us well in just about all temperatures, and we are loathe to replace it.
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