Bags You've Made
hey zeroman, i advise you to use upholstery thread, ive just started usin it, and my sitching is much better now, also the secret to keeping bags round is probably even gather and good sitching... 
Griffin O'HaraWasabi wrote:I thought they were skins of animals hit by a nuclear holocaust that were made into cute little shred bags.
yeah, regular thread isnt so good for bags... it breaks easier.
i use dental floss (equate, cause its thick) cause its super cheap.
and it melts together (once you get the technique down) so your knots wont come untied.
i suppose waxed sinew and upholstry thread are just as good. but i havent used those.
i use dental floss (equate, cause its thick) cause its super cheap.
and it melts together (once you get the technique down) so your knots wont come untied.
i suppose waxed sinew and upholstry thread are just as good. but i havent used those.
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upholstery thread gives better control over gather than dental floss - try 3 stitches (w/ upholstery thread) and a relatively tight gather zeroman, see how that works for you. Also, don't stitch too close to the edges of your panels or the panels can pull out from the stitches causing those "flaps" that are showing on parts of your bags.


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thanx everyone, to get some upholstery thread I should just go to a craft store, right? Or are there specialty stores for that?
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Just stitch consistently and uniformly on your pents and hexes. Keep them even, and gather well.shred villain wrote:i just can't see how to gather tightly without having the hexes looking really wrinkled. i frickin wanna make the panels puff out so bad. please help me!
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Lewd bag #4 in the middle. Colors: Green Grape/Punch. Lewdbag #3 on the right and Cuddlebaggie on left for size comparison.
Lewd bag #4 will be given to Troy Erstling at Jersey Spike & Shred.
Waylon Lew - maker of Wasabi bags
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I'm only into private stitching and have no dresire to sell openly. I'm super open for trades, but until I get some tester bags stitched and sent to some of my east coast shred buddies, I'll get a good price down. 
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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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Depends. I use the pattern maker from the sticky topic above this board. It's good to find a pattern and stencil that fits you, so experiment away. 
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Im gonna post the third pink pent, green hex bag in the past two pages. Oh well,

The pink/green is going to gdawg. The blue, light violet, and the gray is a keeper. Its hard to see but the stitching and gathering is real nice. Sitting on Minus the Bear- Menos el Oso. Good CD.

My first four. Its filled with sand just because i didnt have any sand bags. I dont think it came out bad.

The pink/green is going to gdawg. The blue, light violet, and the gray is a keeper. Its hard to see but the stitching and gathering is real nice. Sitting on Minus the Bear- Menos el Oso. Good CD.

My first four. Its filled with sand just because i didnt have any sand bags. I dont think it came out bad.



