camouflage fabric used as a wall covering,,check it out !!

[**ICEMAN**]

i searched everywhere looking for camo wallpaper for my computer/trophy/my room and found very little to choose from. i wanted the original's like mossy oak and realtree etc.

i ran across the idea of putting fabric on the walls so i decided to give it a try. i bought my fabric from a supplier of world famous camouflage fabrics www.snydercreek.com

turned out great !!! if anyone want instructions on how to do it i will post them here for you.

 

[**ICEMAN**]

another pic

 

[**ICEMAN**]

one more

 

[mcoleman]

Cool, I used a natural treebark wallpaper and then used the camo curtains as well as a border with large bucks on it. Nice deer also.

 

[MLee]

You could sit in the corner in your CAMO duds, and your wife would never see you

Marv.

 

[HoleshotHolset]

Looks sweet!



Matt

 

[mgonske]

That's a nice-looking room! I like the creative trophy mount, too.



I just got a new Cabela's "Home & Cabin" catalog the other day, and they have a nice collection of wallpapers, including camo and faux-log wall, -barnwood, -stone, etc. . They're linked at the bottom of this page, but you have to keep drilling down--you'll think you're seeing a link for just one thing, and it turns out to have several items on the same link.

 

[KBennett]

Very cool!

 

[JPope]

There was an article in yesterdays paper about a whistle blower type case againest a company that supplied military camo, using lead chromate to lower the IR signature of the camo (military requirement). Evidently the lead chromate is cheaper, but constitutes a potential hazard in the camo fabric.

Might want to make sure that you do not eat the camo!!!!!!, or have it around kids areas if you use a military camo?????

Your project looks great and could have an advantage if you where camo clothes in the room when someone is looking for you to do a honeydo project!!!!!

 

[MCummings]

Originally posted by JPope

Might want to make sure that you do not eat the camo!!!!!!

If you have this problem, I think side effects of actually eating it would be on the bottom of your list of "worries".



Merrick