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skimhumboldt?
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bag ive made recently
Isaac Williams
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ace_jellyfish
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Post by ace_jellyfish »

heres another one for my friend zack.

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Post by mahhkohh »

hi,here are my latest bags.the left one is a bipolar pattern,stolen from pengpengdu! :D please dont sue me!and the other is just plain soccer style!
i think the center pink pattern on the bipolar pattern bag looks a bit wierd,but this was the first bag i stiched at work,and i guess i stop this,because u can realy see that i need to do this a bit hidden there...
they go out to lesh and hania,both for a trade!
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oh and here is a bag full of bags!
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thats how i store my bags untill i send them away! :D
come get your mÃcrÖ¶ bag today
buy one of my bags and help finance my guitar lessons :)
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Wasabi
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Post by Wasabi »

I'm so confused... how do bipolar bags work!?
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Post by mahhkohh »

Wasabi wrote:I'm so confused... how do bipolar bags work!?
hehe...if i´d showed it from the side it would be obvious...but if u look at it and think u will find out.its not that hard actually!even i could do it! :D
come get your mÃcrÖ¶ bag today
buy one of my bags and help finance my guitar lessons :)
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Post by hackeysnacker »

just look at mahkohhh's bag full of bags :P it's there.. 8O
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Post by mahhkohh »

wah...u ruined it...well iuf u cant figure out just by thinking how this pattern looks,just a two sided bag,the colors of one returned on the other side,then u might have a lack of imagination.come on,u know how many patterns u use for a 32 panel bag,and if u just count the ones u see and then take them minus that what u have,u get what else is needed!

does this sound senseles?i hope not! :D
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RawSko
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Post by RawSko »

mahhkohh wrote:...well iuf u cant figure out just by thinking how this pattern looks,just a two sided bag,the colors of one returned on the other side,then u might have a lack of imagination.come on,u know how many patterns u use for a 32 panel bag,and if u just count the ones u see and then take them minus that what u have,u get what else is needed!
hahahahahahahaha

it's a cool pattern!! I think my next bag will be like that...

keep it real!
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Post by Wasabi »

Ohh, I see it now. What a funkilicious color pattern for a bag. I'd just be confused at looking at the bag in my hands personally than be busy having fun shredding with it! Definitely a cool concept.
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Post by Xain »

So, today I decided to use some of this fabric I've had laying around for a while. Theres 3 different kinds, 2 colors of each. The blues are the best, somewhat elastic and pretty thin and flexible, then the light brown and green, which are a little thicker and non-elastic, and then the dark brown and kinda gold-brown, which totaly sucks. They're all 6 panel, in two different sizes. I was recently told that matt emmings bags were being taken off Freedom Footbag, so maybe I'll start selling? the all blue bag on the right middle is my favorite bag to use right now, it's a little smaller than this pretty unused foot fighter I have. for the other bags in the middle row, this is not the best picture. they are nicer(more nice) than they appear.

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Post by Toby »

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Made this a couple of weeks ago.
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Post by Xain »

way to show me up toby
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very cool bag
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Post by Kyle Hewitt »

Toby wrote:Image
Made this a couple of weeks ago.


>:O stop hogging your bags and start selling publicly!
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Post by Wasabi »

That bag looks snuggly soft and small in your hand Toby! Damn, start selling already... :D
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Post by Skippy! »

Damn, Toby. Every single bag you post looks edible.
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Skippy! wrote:Damn, Toby. Every single bag you post looks edible.
So you enjoy munching sack??
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Post by Shredder- »

Here are two of my new bags I just made..my 3rd 32 panel footbag and first mini-mini 14 panel.. My 32 panel looks mishaped in the pic but the angle makes it look like that, it's perfectly round.. It's too big though..

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Actually, I have my 32 panel here next to me and I'm looking at the pic. It looks almost totally different! The pic one looks bad... Hmm I might have to take a better pic.. Eh..I'm looking for more patterns to use..32 panel.. Starting my next one now.
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Post by ptaku »

Toby, you've got some really interesting and unique stiching style...
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Post by shredzilla »

Bag #4. This one's called Paradox.
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Post by HG »

coolest bag ever :)
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