Bags You've Made

mahhkohh · Post by **mahhkohh** » 09 Feb 2006 03:43

mosher wrote:Yesssssss, being a stitcher fucking rules, all you have to do is learn to make sweet bags and then you get to trade with all the best stitchers in the world for crazy choice bags in return!

thats totally true...but what when a certain sticher that you want to trade with has no time whenever you ask him?

...hehe...tom...when will i be able to trade with you?...man...guess what,meet up with matt and let him show you my bag...then you just have to trade...immediatly...

toby...i will pm you again...i want another bag from you...those round "pents" look so sweet....

shredzilla · Post by **shredzilla** » 09 Feb 2006 06:14

OKay, now I will be presumptuous enough to post someone else's bags since the request has yet to be filled. Here are some of Senor Grommet's bags, he appears to be a good stitcher, and I've heard from others this as well.

Grommet Bags

I call dibs on the red and leopard one!

HG · Post by HG » 09 Feb 2006 15:42

Jeremy has been stitching for years, his bags are the best ive ever used.

Toby · Post by **Toby** » 09 Feb 2006 16:16

philo~! wrote:I have had a Toby Bag for a while now. I find when delaying the bag, because the surface of the bag is so flat, it does not stick as easy and there is less absortion that you get from bags with more gathered panels, so it roles alot easier. Mainly for this reason i prefure my Abshire.

That's true.
This is the bag i gave to you to test.

I don't make this pattern anymore because it doesn't sit properly.

bluntobj3ct · Post by **bluntobj3ct** » 09 Feb 2006 16:26

OK the green bag here is my latest bag>> big number 3!!!

next to my mini abshire (brown/red) and my mr. sandbag

i tried bigger pents, and im happy with it... just a hair smaller than my abshire. i have a few things i need to change for next time too... im going to stitch nearer the edge this time, and ive got a new theory on bleed hole stich length etc....

on to the next, which will be for my good friend Brett, ive got the panels cut out already so im doomed to this same stencil, but with better stitching it should work out well.

mc · Post by mc » 09 Feb 2006 16:48

regarding Toby's last post... I have a bag with a similar pattern to the bag he posted, and it's just started getting to where it's got to be... I got it just over a month ago, and I sessioned with it today, it's pretty sweet. I'm going to write a review of it for toby pretty soon when it's broken it. I guess if he doesn't like the pattern, I wish I had a new one so I could review that, but I'm still pleased with this one.

With my super crank, I don't need sticky bags... the crank is sticky enough

I think once this bag is a touch gushier, it's going to be awesome.

i wish i could shred · Post by **i wish i could shred** » 09 Feb 2006 17:02

I'm jealous. Brett was telling me what a romantic you are for making him a footbag. I decided to be immature and envy him because of it. So now you must make me a footbag, eventually that is. When you.. have.. time.. n' stuff.

I love how you guys take footbagging seriously. Not saying like it shouldn't be taken seriously, or anything like that, because I definitely support shredding. It makes me smile though, because I believe shredding is pretty legit hobby if you ask me. Ok, I'm so done now.

I'm extrememly proud of your number 3, Sam.

David Morawski · Post by **David Morawski** » 09 Feb 2006 17:23

Keep it in your pants.

Nice bag, Sam..keep it up as you have been.

@Toby: Is the bag you made for the January Sick Competition using the pattern that's more inclined to roll? It wouldn't matter to me because they look good enough to eat, but I'm just curious.

mahhkohh · Post by **mahhkohh** » 09 Feb 2006 17:23

off topic...but what the hell...have you ever tried to say to some modeling guy that builds models of tanks and aircrafts and little worlds for his toy trains that you smile about his seriousness of his hobby.well,every hobbie is worth taken serious.i mean,if not,then it wouldnt be your hobby,right?so....just get a bit stoked and you will understand us!i was once like you!

we all were!

damn,i wish i had my bag ready now so i could do something for the topic.but maybe tomorrow!

bluntobj3ct · Post by **bluntobj3ct** » 10 Feb 2006 01:29

^what he said

funklovesfootbag · Post by **funklovesfootbag** » 10 Feb 2006 02:07

Jeremy has been stitching for years, his bags are the best ive ever used.

Me too.

BalinorNZ · Post by **BalinorNZ** » 10 Feb 2006 03:19

i wish i could shred wrote:I believe shredding is pretty legit hobby if you ask me.

Only if by hobby, you mean sport :p.

And Kathryn... if you want the guy that badly that you come on his footbag forum to come onto him, maybe you should just ask him out!

Hehe i'm only joking. Welcome to modified

i wish i could shred · Post by **i wish i could shred** » 10 Feb 2006 12:13

BalinorNZ wrote: And Kathryn... if you want the guy that badly that you come on his footbag forum to come onto him, maybe you should just ask him out!

HE'S ALREADY MINE. Rawr.

And when I was complimenting you guys on how I love that you take it so seriously, you would have been better off just accepting the compliment, rather than finding something flawed about it. And actually no, I wouldn't smile about tiny rad models of aircrafts and trains NEARLY AS MUCH as I would smile about footbagging. I'll remember not to compliment you guys anymore.

I'll fight you.

Wasabi · Post by **Wasabi** » 10 Feb 2006 17:11

We're a rambunctious group, Kathryn. That's how we roll in on this here street.

Matt Cross wrote:With my super crank, I don't need sticky bags... the crank is sticky enough

I have a pretty thuper crank myself, so I don't find much to argue about bags being rolly. I just need to learn how to crank at the right time and place sometimes.

bluntobj3ct · Post by **bluntobj3ct** » 11 Feb 2006 01:07

OK i finished my 4th bag, its for brett, and the design is from peng and toms site

i hope its cool i borrowed the idea!

anyway he had his heart set on it and im very pleased with the results. its just slightly larger than my abshire mini, as u can see:

www.kingstonfootbag.com <gotta represent

yeah im a camera whore, this is the same bag from different angles

and finally a close up on my laptop like always... for hollywood.

im very pleased with my new stencil and its results. I got one bag (my green/brown one up there ^) that was smaller than expected and another one (this one) that was larger than expected out of the same measurement... just different stitch depth and gathering.. theres a lot to be learned and explored but im sure im happy for now!

Lazytowner · Post by **Lazytowner** » 11 Feb 2006 08:19

Great bag, what are you using as filler?

Pengu · Post by **Pengu** » 11 Feb 2006 09:36

Hehe... someone copied Tom's bag again...

Looks good though. You're one of those bleed-hole fillers.

This is for all those times I've heard, "You can pick whatever you think looks nice... just no pink."

Who says pink has to look bad or pansy?

mosher · Post by **mosher** » 11 Feb 2006 09:41

That bag is BAD ASS.

Feels like fucking gold too.

mahhkohh · Post by **mahhkohh** » 11 Feb 2006 09:43

peng...trade with me again...

...i love that color combo,so sweet,uhm,i have too make my cam work then i can show some bags i made...uhm,yeah,i will do it right now.so expect another post today from me!...peng...props.is this grey?looks so sweet with pink....oh and...your stiching has become so much better than on the bags you send me...and...how long is this ago?a couple of weeks...damn,you sure progress fast!damit,keep it up and you will be a godess in footbags making!

shredzilla · Post by **shredzilla** » 11 Feb 2006 09:48

Pengu wrote:Hehe... someone copied Tom's bag again... Looks good though.

Hey you copied MY bag peng!

Pink and Blue Hawaii. Except yours looks so much better...I'll get you yet Exilim...I'll get you if it's the last thing I do!!!

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