Have you ever repaired a rope hammock? Did you buy a kit or just use cotton clothesline? I found one today at our recycling center's swap shop. It looks like a squirrel or mouse chewed a hole in it. It seems so salvageable, though. The two ends are sturdy and completely intact. I want to try but would love any advise.
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