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Matt those are by far the sickest color patterns of any bag I've ever seen, and at least 10 times sicker than any pattern I've come up with. I wish I wasn't so damn lazy I'd make some like that.
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the first footbag ive made in a month :P
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very nice Holly
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OOh, nifty, is that rapture rose or red?
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THat bag looks rad. 8)
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this is my first bag... that i've EVER made. the one on the left is a mr. sandbag, just to compare.

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looks like you need a little help on the blind stitch maybe?
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BenRea wrote:looks like you need a little help on the blind stitch maybe?
YES! i do! i looked at it and tried to figure one out. then i went to jeremy's blind stitch technique and it looked really confusing(plus he did it on a 32 panel). im gonna try and make another one later on and im gonna need some help with the blind stitch.
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Shortis! that bag is amazing!
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"a pimp named slickback"
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PegLegHolly wrote:"a pimp named slickback"
LMAO nice boondox ref
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I wish your camera was a little better, Fletcher, it doesnt do your bags justice! They look great

Love the pimp bag holly, it looks so good i wouldnt want to shred with it!
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Post by lotus »

it may not be the camera that's the problem, it may be his technique :roll:.
notice in the second photo his fingers are in focus but the bag isn't.

one of two things could solve this problem ...
a) the bag is too close for the camera to focus on it ... put the bag down and get a bit of distance from it.
b) half press the button with the bag in the centre of the picture (this will adjust the focal length so that the bag is in focus), then press the button fully.

sorry to note such simple stuff, but some people honestly don't know these things. your cameras manual will tell you the minimum distance away something needs to be before the camera can focus on it (minimum focal length).


holly, that 'slickback' is the nicest looking bag i've seen in a while. the red is pure deep joy :D.
i'd like to see those two materials in a spiral design.

and ian, your bags must be getting pretty fine by now ... when are you gonna post a picture?
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3 bags for gray chadwick. they represent my 3 best stitching styles. A flopper, a small tech bag, and one in the middle. 2 facile, one amaretta.
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Actually the blurry picture was on account of lazyness, not lack of technology or photo-taking wisdom. Here's a better shot, with my newest bag fresh off the needle also.

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I want that bag on the right!
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