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Wasabi
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Post by Wasabi »

That bag looks amazing Josh. I wish I could have that same exact bag.

... Maybe I should pull some strings at the post office. :wink:
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Post by Xain »

number 4
first with this template though.

I think I'm going to start trading bags. anyone interested?
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SlashC
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Post by SlashC »

Introducing the buckybag. Definately my smallest bag yet. Filler is a blob of copper carbonate. PM for love.

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Pengu
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Post by Pengu »

Pony. for Joshy Raye. Dude, PM me your address.

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Pengpeng Du
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Post by hackeysnacker »

hot dang Peng, that's one smart bag



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(pents are yellow)
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Wasabi
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Post by Wasabi »

Awesome bag, Peng. I guess that's something for me to consider whenever I want to get a pink bag from you sometime. :P
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Post by hackeysnacker »

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Josh bag on the left, Jake bag on the right
edit: and here's a bag I made w/ some amaretta Che Guevara sent me, Thanks Sergey! Image
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Jdigges
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Post by Jdigges »

grr it won't let me upload my pics :(
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mosher
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Post by mosher »

Email it to Peng Josiah. She'll put it up for you.
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shredzilla
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PENGULERIOUS!

Post by shredzilla »

This is goin out to pengalicious. The bag is called 'pengalicious' coincidentally enough. lol
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Oh, if anyone wants a 'spinner' patterned bag like this, PM me for details.
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Post by Xain »

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Pengu
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Post by Pengu »

This is Josiah Digges' first 32 he stitched during the Rochester New Years Jam. He had some trouble putting the photo up, so I am posting it for him. Such a good job! Watch out for him as a primo stitcher guys!

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Pengpeng Du
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Wasabi
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Post by Wasabi »

I absolutely loved that bag, and it was extremely impressive of him seeing that it was his first 32! Much props to Josiah, and to Tom and Peng advising him in his stitching. :cool:
Waylon Lew - maker of Wasabi bags
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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
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Post by hackeysnacker »

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An attempt at a breaker-inner
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mr.alex
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Post by mr.alex »

Wow a lot of nice bags out there :)

Also got some facile some weeks ago and here is what has been done with it:
left one: fully broken in mini abshire; middle and right: my bags
(in the picture my bags don't look as big as they actually are)

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Lazytowner
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Post by Lazytowner »

wow thats damn good...are you thinking about selling or do you already sell? because if not....*slaps*...or trade at least :lol:
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Jdigges
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Post by Jdigges »

Thanks alot for posting that peng!

i won't be comming out with more bags for a little while. i am so completley broke because of college and stuff. i can't afford facile
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Post by hackeysnacker »

yeah alex those bags are pretty nice, how long've u been stitching 32's?
pm me if u wanna trade :twisted:
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Post by akalazou »

ok, id like to have an advise on that... i think i got the answer but im not sure ...
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how can i avoid that ... the lil hex btw the 2 pents on the right is like that

_/¨¨

instead of like that
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/

correct me if im wrong but i think thats the 1rst and the 8th stitches on the hexs have to go the same distence than the normal stitches (2nd to 7th) , not smaller.
1..2..3..4..5..6..7..8
and not this way
1.2..3..4..5..6..7.8
(dot = spaces)

am i right ?

i hope you can understand what i want to explain.

edit: more explication
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Chim-Chim
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Post by Chim-Chim »

1..2..3..4..5..6..7..8
all the stitches should be evenly spaced..

which hex do you mean?
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