here is what i posted on FB.org
http://www.footbag.org/forum/viewtopic. ... 2599#22599
How To do The Blind Stich: A Tutorial
- Zeb Jackson
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awesome thread man i really needed help with my final stitch , and having a visual helped insanely! thanks 
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Senor Grommet
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Im trying not to be a dick here, but this is a rather poor method of doing the blind stitch. How can you even tell whether your stitching is consistent? I would hesitate to post a "tutorial" that hundreds of impressionable people will take to heart before being sure that it is the best technique to use.
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if jeremy is being a dick, then im a dick too because that was my first thought...
2 holes in one motion = bad
it might be just me (doubt it) but i make every hole individually, instead of pinching and making 2 holes. that way you go straight through the material and you can space each stitch ideally. when u pull it tight, its usually better than the other normal stitches, because each hole is perfect, instead of going thru 2 layers like usual. just take it one hole at a time and use common sense!
sorry to interject because i am myself no professional, and dont get me wrong because i havent seen a more clear tutorial anywhere else so this can be helpful to those who have no clue. its no doubt a good way to get the general idea of how to finish off a bag, its just not the best way... so all in all props on the tutorial!!!
2 holes in one motion = bad
it might be just me (doubt it) but i make every hole individually, instead of pinching and making 2 holes. that way you go straight through the material and you can space each stitch ideally. when u pull it tight, its usually better than the other normal stitches, because each hole is perfect, instead of going thru 2 layers like usual. just take it one hole at a time and use common sense!
sorry to interject because i am myself no professional, and dont get me wrong because i havent seen a more clear tutorial anywhere else so this can be helpful to those who have no clue. its no doubt a good way to get the general idea of how to finish off a bag, its just not the best way... so all in all props on the tutorial!!!
Senor Grommet wrote:Im trying not to be a dick here, but this is a rather poor method of doing the blind stitch. How can you even tell whether your stitching is consistent? I would hesitate to post a "tutorial" that hundreds of impressionable people will take to heart before being sure that it is the best technique to use.
Lets see your tutorial that is better...
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- Zeb Jackson
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ok so what your saying then is when you pinch the cloth you just put one hole in the pinched part as to not show anything?
am i reading this correct?
i thought the picters were awesome and for a beginner stitcher like me it helped ALOT
am i reading this correct?
i thought the picters were awesome and for a beginner stitcher like me it helped ALOT
-Zeb Jackson
http://www.elitefootbag.com
http://www.elitefootbag.com

