looking for a 2 panel pattern
looking for a 2 panel pattern
hi everybody.i am looking for a 2 panel pattern.i'll be very happy if you can help me.thanks in advance.
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2 to 20 i think. good luck!
2 to 20 i think. good luck!
I believe it's better to use other types of fabric other than facile for lesser paneled bags. At least below 14 panels, but that's just me.
2-panels are pretty hot.
2-panels are pretty hot.
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"Footbag can be pretty frustrating when it's supposed to be fun. I was partly driven by this forum - practice, practice, practice... As that is true, I think someone can be too focused on progressing and training that they miss the fun aspect of it." - Bander87
Im my mind 2 panels aren't the easist to stich as your always stiching on a curve... I've only made 2 and they are the best beginner bags epsh filled with 1mm bear shot as there floppy and still set alright-ish lol
as for the using facile or not thing... mine are both facile but only cos I had it to hand and have a fair bit of it left but something like a mircosuede (with the coated back) would work just as good
that bag does look sweet though man, props to you my friend
as for the using facile or not thing... mine are both facile but only cos I had it to hand and have a fair bit of it left but something like a mircosuede (with the coated back) would work just as good
that bag does look sweet though man, props to you my friend
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Here's how I do it.
Make a "T" with your panels and have the good sides of the facile facing in toward each other.
Stitch as even as you can in a curve as you line the panels edges up.
Should look something like that.
Make sure your gather is even and not too tight (like mine )
Looks like a potty Keep going...
Keep stitching in a curve, then flip it for the blind stitch and fill it with some homemade goodness.
Now go show your funky 2 panel to all of your hacky sack friends! Woo hoo!
Make a "T" with your panels and have the good sides of the facile facing in toward each other.
Stitch as even as you can in a curve as you line the panels edges up.
Should look something like that.
Make sure your gather is even and not too tight (like mine )
Looks like a potty Keep going...
Keep stitching in a curve, then flip it for the blind stitch and fill it with some homemade goodness.
Now go show your funky 2 panel to all of your hacky sack friends! Woo hoo!
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