akalazou wrote:
the up and comers trade went through dude, I made it happened, everybody sent me their address so i can tell where to send the bag they have made for it. sorry dude, you lie
Oh, I'm sorry. I did some searching, there was another up and comers trade about 3 months after the first one. That is the one everyone bailed out of.
Sorry again.
Just to comment on the dfficulty of making a grading system between jr and sr...
I've been stitching for about 2 years and I've definately made over a 100 bags. They still suck. I decided to give up stitching a couple weeks ago now because it's so frustrating. If I were to stab up a bag, and I were put in the sr category, the person who got my bag would be super pissed.
it sucks too, cuz I like to stitch, and I like the idea of making my own equipment. I can admit when I'm not meant for something.
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woop... sry, Julien. I just read your post about going off topic. Appologies
I'm up for it. I don't care whether I'm categorized as 'Senior' or 'Junior' class. If I can make a hot bag that pleases someone, then that's enough motivation for me to stitch.
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So now maybe you should update the first post in this topic and change the list from those you want to be in the trade, and those who actually agree to be in it. Because at this stage it doesnt seem like many.
This might be a more effective way of getting the ball rolling.
King Monkey wrote:So now maybe you should update the first post in this topic and change the list from those you want to be in the trade, and those who actually agree to be in it. Because at this stage it doesnt seem like many.
This might be a more effective way of getting the ball rolling.
its already done, just scroll down a lil bit, 4 names in the "im in" lis for now
Roy wrote:If someone who has played with one my recent bags(rare few) will say they are worthy, then I'd like to be in. I don't want to add myself to the list if my bags are no good.(I'm not doubting my stitching, just trying to be modest.)
And wouldn't it be '07, not '08?
I probably have the most recent bag from Roy. It is super quality, durable and pretty freaking sweet.
I would like to get in on this, but I'm running short on material. If this goes down later on in the year, I might be able to get my hands on some material.
Wasabi wrote:Footbag is not materialistic; it's about challenging yourself and having fun at the same time.
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