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johnl583
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Post by johnl583 »

I started stitching a week ago. Here are some of my bags.

My very first bag and first 32 pannel.
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My second 32 pannel.
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My third 32 pannel.
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My fourth 32 pannel.
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My fifth bag 1st 12 pannel.
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My fifth 32 pannel.
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Please comment.
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o.0 I like that last 32. Those bags of yours are starting to look nice
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This in one of my faves.
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This one is okay.
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The best of the best.

Give me all the critisism you can muster...i NEED it!

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uh, wait...how do i load pics?
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To johnl583: The red/brown bag looks very nice. Makes me want to try that colour pattern.


To OCconfidential: looking good. However, after looking at the bags in those pictures, i think my comments in the "Polishing up my stitching.." topic were accurate.

OCconfidential wrote:uh, wait...how do i load pics?
put the image url inside the tags. I think it's a good idea to preview your posts when you post pictures.

Here's a bag i finished a few days a ago:
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It's a slightly different way of stitching that I’m really excited about. It's stitched so that the seams don't require any break in (The fabric still softens over time).
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Post by Mitcher »

Not that i know much but Toby that bag is sweet looking!
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Toby,

That bag is beautiful! How do you get those/come up with them weird designs?

ps. we need to get a trade goin'!
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there is my a new OshBag :)
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Post by Cod »

Toby, that's ridiculous! 8O

Here my new new 32-panel. I stitched it for myself :).

Few minutes after sewing:

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Few minutes after breaking-in:

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I like it 8).
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Wow Cod. That's beautiful. 0.0
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Post by johnl583 »

Cod and Toby's bags makes mine look like shit. :(
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zeroman13 wrote:Toby,

That bag is beautiful! How do you get those/come up with them weird designs?

ps. we need to get a trade goin'!
Thanks. There is a surprising amount of tweaks and changes that you can do to the seams to make them behave differently. These changes also tend to have an effect on bag appearance, though that's not the goal. I've just been trying stuff, seeing what happens and learning from it.

Nice bag Cod. Your stitching seems to have improved a lot recently.
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your avatar explains it all :lol:
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Yeah Cod. At first I thought your high gather would affect the break-in process, but how it looks afterwards is pretty good. The seams even out afterwards, and the pents look very puffy but not restrictive. I like. :)

And great bag as always, Toby. It's hard to make a bag with the 2:3 stitch method for pents/hexes look good imo. I mean, it's already relevant that the performance resulting from this stitching method is there, of course, but it's easy to mess up the consistency if you don't watch your stitching.
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ObArA'BaRs wrote:your avatar explains it all :lol:
LOL
Wasabi wrote:And great bag as always, Toby. It's hard to make a bag with the 2:3 stitch method for pents/hexes look good imo. I mean, it's already relevant that the performance resulting from this stitching method is there, of course, but it's easy to mess up the consistency if you don't watch your stitching.
If i understand you rightly, I'm doing a couple of things more than that. My holes are paired off, and i've allowed most of the gathered folds to break free. But you are right: if i place a stitch 0.5mm off, it messes up the appearance of the bag, and the behavior of that seam a lot more than any other bag style i have made.
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My 3 most recent bags. I like the blue and red one best. The green and blue i just finished, but the seam of the blindstitch is a bit effed up.
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likin the atlantis, huh?
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hehe what can i say, its hot!

hmm my bags look way better in person
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Post by Hania »

nice bags mr. Pritchard :D
here is one from me
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Ian, your bags are better and better. But try not to take photos from hand and please use a macro.

I've just finished working on the new Dorshbag. I sewed few months ago almost the same bag (pattern, size, colours, etc.) but this one is 10 times better! And I have a new breaking-in technique, so that the bag is ready to shred 1 hour after finishing it! I also invented a new technique to keep my pents even! Iha! Here are photos:

Before breaking-in:

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After breaking-in:

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Edit: Hania, sweet as always! Props! :)
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how do u break in your bags?
The gathering evens out so well
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