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1. Cut pieces of fabric for main rectangle, lines rectangle, 8 flaps, and the bottom using dimensions and stencils (in deployment bag box) 
2. Sew hems on flaps by folding edges over twice 
3. Add grommets to flaps using arbor press
4. Sew flaps to main and lines rectangles
   1. Notes: Try to keep overlap on the same side of the flaps so when they are sewed into a cylinder the overlaps line up. Since the width of the rectangles is slightly longer than four flaps + overlap, spread out the flaps to keep them even.
5. Cut 5 pieces of webbing: 
   1. 3 the width of the rectangles for the top, middle, and bottom seams
   2. 2 loops for the TDs/bridle (pictured above)
6. Sew the two rectangles together with a piece of webbing on the outside to cover the seam. 
   1. Ideally the line stow would also be sewed in between the rectangles but I forgot, oops
7. Sew the line stow to the lines rectangle, add webbing to reinforce if needed
8. Locking loops?
9. Sew on the webbing for the TD loops
10. Inside out, sew the rectangle into a cylinder
11. Sew the bottom circle on and add webbing over the seam

Line Stow Sewing Procedure

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