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Stefan
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Post by Stefan »

Pete wrote:
ss_red wrote:
Salt wrote:Once you get it down, about how long does it take to make a bag?
For me, a 14 pannel took me 4-5 hours.
hmm. take more time to make them maybe? it looks like the green one coulda been made in 10min. no offence but that red one is so much cleaner.
looks like your gather amount is diffrent on every panel.
None taken, constructive crit is always helpful. I'll make sure to be equal when sewing.
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Post by peet »

Hi!

I’m a hungarian footbag player. My mother produces bags. I think she makes them very good.
I need your help! Please tell me what kind of matter do you produce your bags ( if its possible please tell me the exact name of the matter ). I saw on the pictures, that you all make them from a similar matter, and they are like Carol produces. If it’s not a big problem, please tell me where can i order from this matter

Thanks for your help :!:
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Post by Jdigges »

The matter, or Fabric that we use is Ultrsuede Light. you can order it at www.fieldsfabric.com

What does your mother use to make her bags?
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Post by Roy »

i was thinking, matter as in what makes up its mass, as in filler, maybe?
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Post by peet »

thx for your help, but I still have 1 question: it is not nessecary to order a whole table?! I mean I can order just 1 or 2.(I read this.).My mom makes bags from leather. its light and soft

thanks again!
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Post by Jdigges »

You can order as little as 1/8 of a yard Peet. i think that ranges from $3.75-$6 depending on which color you wanted. im not sure if they ship outside of US and canada though...
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Post by hackeysnacker »

since u can order by 1/8th a yard that means if u want like 2 yards of something u can get 16 different colors instead of only 2 different colors. I'm pretty sure field's ships outside of the US and Canada, I recall O'Wheel mentioning ordering from them and he's in Australia.

check this thread out before u commit to any certain colors, not all colors will work well for 32 panel bags.
http://modified.in/footbag/viewtopic.php?t=11514
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I think they can ship it to Hungary, because if i go toward on the order list i can choose hungary for the place they send/ship.
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Post by peet »

Thanks for your corporation.you was cool!
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Post by Matt_mcfarland »

heres a couple pics of a new bag i made. chris miller (shredzilla) made a bag like it and i decided to try it, it turned out sweet.
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heres the bag next to some of the first flowers where i live
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sweet bag, matt. I need to get some more colored facile. :cry:
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Post by gdawg8_0 »

sweet bag matt
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Post by Salt »

I really like that blue to green one, Matt. Nice work, I envy you stitchers.
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Post by mc »

Matt, that's a beautiful bag, how does it play?

Cory, you said you're a crafty guy in another thread, you should give stitching a try. It's really gratifying to make your own footbag and play with it.
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Post by Salt »

Well, I'm sure I could handle stitching a bag, I just have no idea where to start. I'm not too great figuring out visually what to do by reading how.

Maybe someday if I ever meet with a stitcher, I can get them to show me the ropes.
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Post by Matt_mcfarland »

it plays nice, a bit large though.
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Go to GRASS cory. There will be more stitchers there than i can count on two hands. im sure one of us will have time to give you basics. You could even get a panel pack off of tom and peng
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Post by Wasabi »

Matt, the second pic of your bag is now my wallpaper. Beautiful! :)
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Post by mc »

yeah, I'm loving all these super-artsy shots with beautiful footbags. I'm definitely liking the mirrors, it's so nice to see almost the whole bag.
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Post by Salt »

It's probably possible to get the entire thing into a shot, get a glass surface and set up a mirror under that. It'd take some tweaking and a tripod, but the final shot could be quite interesting
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