This bit is cross-posted from my review over at Ripstop by the Roll's website
My order of 4 yards of MTN 1.3 wide arrived in a timely manner.  This
 is a light, slick fabric with just the right amount of stretch to be 
comfortable for my 155 pounds.  To sew it, I used a teflon foot on the 
Singer Heavy Duty and that made the job much, much easier.
 The 
finished product was exactly what I was aiming for.  I wanted a hammock 
just a smidge under 11 feet, and it came out 10 feet 10 inches on the 
dot, which was perfect.  Generous hemming gave me a width of 62.75 
inches, within a quarter inch of the 63 I was aiming for.  More skilled 
sewers could certainly use a smaller hem and make a wider hammock with 
this fabric if needed.
 
The finished product weighs exactly 10 
ounces, including the two amsteel end loops and the zingit ridgeline.  
I'll make a stuff sack out of the left over material, so I expect the 
weight with stuff sack will be a few tenths over 10 ounces, which is 
outstanding for such a wide fabric.