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xXLoss_of_ControlXx
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Post by xXLoss_of_ControlXx »

skimhumboldt? wrote: 71 grams... 77...70 grams
Wow, bags in the 70's.... thats heavy
nice bags nonetheless
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Post by akalazou »

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thats a pic of Peng's new bag .. i made the red/black/white one and if i got a good memory, it was 49g filled with lead shot (4), bbs and poly pellet
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Post by brinard »

i bet the other two are from wasabi, and toby (i think)

edit: i was wrong. the white hexed one is from marco.
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Post by gangsta »

My latest bag. Storm grey, Zebra Print, and Pink (Dried rose or sumthin..). 50g's with Upholstery thread. Exactly Goldball size:
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Post by shred villain »

here is my newest bag. it's a bit smaller than a golf ballImage
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BenRea
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Post by BenRea »

nice bags, i love the colors!
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Post by vettehunter123 »

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New Bag from me 57 grams, Marmalade/Rose Quartz. Its for trade or $15. It plays pretty well too. PM me if you would like it, but I don't mind keeping it myself :wink:

I'm going to gather more on my next one and see how it turns out. :)
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Post by tuff duff »

i really like bags that arent gathered barely at all, it seems to play better for me, i try to make a lot of my bags like that, i really like how urs turned out, what percentage of ur short side hexagons is that, for some reason they look really big, i like it. and that marmalade is a sweet color i have some of that.
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Post by vettehunter123 »

The short sides are 40%, I think they look big because my pents are smaller than usual. Your bags are looking sweet by the way. Yea, marmalade kicks ass :)
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Post by tuff duff »

ya maybe but i still only use 33%, perhaps thats why they seem small to me
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Post by shredzilla »

Here ya go brinard, sorry it took so long.
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Here's my bag pattern montage for those who haven't seen my patterns. Feel free to copy and use whatever ones you want to make a cool bag :)
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Post by gangsta »

Dang Shredzilla, That's a badass bag! 8O
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Post by BenRea »

BAH! 8O 8O


wait, does tthis mean your stitching publicly again?
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Post by shredzilla »

no, I owed him a bag. I STILL have back orders lol. I'll open back up soon, like in a month probably.
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Post by Wasabi »

Again, cool cool bags from Chris and Erik.

Millzilla bags are dope as hell! I need to try a bag from Erik sometime. 8)
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my first bag ever made, Marco Hartig taught me how to do it (thx!):

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i realized that the outer layer had to be removed, so i used a sandpaper and rubbed it away. its very soft now and plays alright! i might repair the holes before i give it to someone. but there isnt any filler going out, yet.

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That looks like a piece of rock on the foot LOL ;)
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Wumbo wrote:That looks like a piece of rock on the foot LOL ;)
Haha, I thought that was a bronze statue of a bag when I first saw it
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Post by Wasabi »

I thought it was a clump of dirt actually.
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Post by vettehunter123 »

Hey Chris, are your stitchs exactly even, like this ---, or do you space them differently to get your panels to poof out? I want my bags to have semi-poofy panels but not ones that stick out a ton. I'm trying to learn everything I can on stitching bags so I hope you don't mind sharing. If its like top secret info then thats cool too. :)

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I put more gather and I learned some things from this bag which is totally cool. Dark Jade and Colonial Red. I can't wait to start my next bag :)
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