Camouflage covering and method of manufacture
OwnerTodd A. Muirheadinventor
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Abstract
Camouflage covering fabricated by the method of attaching dyed jute strands to netting, wherein the netting is placed over an individual or object to be camouflaged. The covering may be formed as an integral garment, such as a hooded poncho, or may be attached to clothing such as a battle dress uniform (BDU) to form a ghillie suit. The covering may be draped over an object such as a weapon, vehicle, equipment, or supplies. The present invention allows for quick, cost-effective creation of realistic three-dimensional camouflage coverings and apparel that are easily portable, naturally frayed in appearance, and securely assembled without the use of loops or snaps.
Claims7
A method of fabricating a camouflage covering to camouflage an object or individual, comprising the steps of:
- (a.) obtaining a netting and jute strand, in the form of twine or thread said netting having a plurality of sections, wherein each of said section is defined by a plurality of sides;
- (b.) trimming said netting to a desired configuration;
- (c.) cutting said jute strand into a plurality of elongated strands;
- (d.) grouping a plurality of said strands together;
- (e.) attaching said groups of said strands to at least one of said sides of a section of said netting;
- and,
- (f.) repeating step (e.) until desired coverage is obtained.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.