I stayed up late last night stitching my third 12 panel with some ultrasuede light swatches I got for free. It is filled with plastic pellets, bb's, and .177 caliber lead pellets. It's my first bag that turned out not too bad. It is sitting next to a ping pong ball since I don't have a golfball to compare with. Sorry if these pictures are really big but i just edited em' so they should shrink a bit soon.
I was trying to do 3 complete stitches for every side of the pents but sometimes I did 4. When I finished each pent the stitches looked like this on the inside --- . I don't really know how to explain it. How many stitches would be ideal for each side?
Here's my first facile 32.... stiching facile is very diffrent from what i've been used to but i like it also i used floss for the first time which was an experince
It ain't been played with yet (cos im shite, and can't do nothing lol) so it should strighten out after a few sessions
very nice bag. especially good for your first facile bag. i must agree that it is very different switching form another material(for me it was microfiber suede) to facile. it is much harder to make good looking bags with facile. so definitely props for your first facile bag.
Erik Savage- i make and sell footbags for 22 bucks. i also trade.
That bag reminds me of Chris Miller's Teddy Monhollon 8-panel sandbag (also made with microsuede I think).
Waylon Lew - maker of Wasabi bags
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