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Lazytowner
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Looks great, I thought that green was white >.<
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Post by Matt_mcfarland »

i used the last of my suede to make a mini, it is tiny, imo.
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Matt i made a bag that small, its kinda hard to break in and play like that. Our stitching styles look exactly the same in my opinion. I keep thinking where did i get that color facile.
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I used a little less gather on this one, looks alot better that way. I don't have a golfball for reference, but there's a AA to give everybody an idea of how small it is. It's alot smaller than my other bags. I guess when I said my previous bags were the size of a golfball, I was wrong >.<, this one's alot closer to the size of a golfball.
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Noice bag Joe. :)
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Introducing the Barney Bag lineup. I would have went crazier with the color combinations but these are the only two colours I have that go together until my new order comes in. These bags are going to break in really nicely. The 12 is kinda fucked, but I'm still figuring 12's out so I don't care.

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*drools*
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excellent bags johnny!
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Here's bag #15, I finished it and gave it to Mike Anello last night. That's ryan thomas in the background! Sorry the pics are blurry in general, if I use the flash, it makes the bag too bright and you can't see it.
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those barney bags look great - how does the 12 panel perform?
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Sweet bag Matt! Uberkickin' Spikenshredin'!!! :P
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matt this is a great looking bag,you got goods at a frightening speed.props man!

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My Very Firstest 32....
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yay griffin! keep it up, how does it kick? is it heavy or light?
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Post by gdawg8_0 »

well it's probably the best kicking bag I have, (though i have not got any other Pro sitched bags besides mr's, but will be soon) Its probably a little heavier than my Mr. and its filled with lead shot, bb's, slingshot pellets (big) and plastic filler, but it stalls pretty badly cause i haven't got any facile, but will be getting some soon, But thanks! :D Your bags look awesome!

EDIT: I Only used two slingshot pellets, as to stop the rolly goodness....lol thanks
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my 4th facile 32.
sorry my golfballs being a jerk and hiding but the bags next to a standard tea candle.
The bag is very ugly, i dont know why, i just dont like the colors i guess.
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Post by Kerr »

gdawg8_0 wrote:slingshot pellets
Aren't they a 1/2 inch? I think that is the main reason why it does not stall. Your bag looks good for the first one.
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Post by Isaac Noyes »

Here are my first 4 bags...

The first one I made (a 12) I used suede that had backing on it, so it came out kinda poofy and not good to kick:
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My second one I ripped the fine fabric off the back of the green suede and it worked a little better, still not that good though. Its a 14:
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I bought some new fabric without the backing and made my 3rd bag, a 14 panel. It worked well, until I decided that it didn't have enough fill in it and cut out the blind stitch... and the other stitches as well. I had to re-stitch 2 or 3 panels, then I cut off the flange on the inside and refilled it. As you can see from the photo the edges of the fabric are poking out around the stitches... thats what I get for cutting the flange too close to the stitches. I filled it all the way up and am going to use it as a juggling ball:
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Here is my best one so far, a 26. I'm happy with how it came out, although it isn't as round as it should be... the 32 I'm working on now will be better.
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