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taylor, the bags keep looking better! how do they feel? what do you fill them with?
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Matt Cross wrote:taylor, the bags keep looking better! how do they feel? what do you fill them with?

yea, i wanna know the specs, what size are they? they are looking so niceeeee, ugh, awsome job (im jealous!)
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wow thanks!


i fill my bags with poly pellets and bb's from a local sports store.
i don't really know how heavy my bags are because i don't have a scale but i'm guessing they're around 50 grams give or take?

i just made a new smaller pattern so my new bags are around golf ball size or a little smaller.

edit: new french footbag
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Post by c-lown »

This is my second attempt at using triangles instead of hexes. I'm working on another one right now and trying it with a bit more gather.

Aside from the first attempt, which I label as an experiment, this is the first bag I've made in about a year.

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Sick bag :D
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those are some LARGE pents.


P.S.- taylor, soooo hot! couldnt it be an american bag?
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haha yeah i guess it could be american, but it's for my french teacher who's really been intrigued by the footbags that i've brought to class and wanted one for class activities... so it's french. i named it Pascal :)
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BenRea wrote:those are some LARGE pents.
I say you are wrong. I used to make bags exactly like these...the pents aren't big, the hexagons are just small...
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TayChaint wrote:haha yeah i guess it could be american, but it's for my french teacher who's really been intrigued by the footbags that i've brought to class and wanted one for class activities... so it's french. i named it Pascal :)

woah, thats so cool! does he/she play footbag or ever tried it? thats so awesome!



stubs, i think the pent:hex:bag ratio is just really big its, both small hexes and large pents
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A named bag is a good bag Taylor. :D Flag bags are cool. I had a bag that's named USA-eh-Okay. I also know of a German flag bag. Are there any others?

Everyone's posting cool patterns and styles. Here's my boring addition to this page, a soccerball. It's a little linty.
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Nice bag. Looks nice and squishy :P
Im sure the Polish flag bag has been done before.
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hi. this bags name is "cutman".

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in reference to

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the megaman villan CUTMAN, of the robot masters of the universe.
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Ben, my teacher doesn't play footbag but i've actually gotten a french substitute to play with our class and he was pretty good, he even knew about Rod Lavers and such :) . i was impressed

Thanks Peng! i like flag bags too. i got my inspiration from a rasta-themed bag i saw a while ago. are there any others???? and your bag is soooooooo noice!
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taylor, I like that strip of white with the "flowers" on either side. on the flowers, you have a pent of one color surrounded by all the same color... try a hex of one color surrounded by all the same color for a variant on the same idea.

i look forward to trying your footbags.
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Props to everyone on this page for such nice bags!

I've stitched two new 32-panels recently. Here they are:

One of the first bags I stitched that I want to sell in Vienna.
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The bag that someone want to give to someone other as a 18th birthday gift.
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The other side of "18th birthday" bag.
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Cod that top bag is sick. Want to sell it somewhere other than Vienna?
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Here is my latest Eskimo Bag. Blue lapis and stone grey. Prize Bag for CC2.

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ahhh matt, you're brilliant! haha, i thought the stripes on the sides were a bit thin...

awesome bags Cod and Eskimo Joe.
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taylor, above you asked for pics of other flag bags, here is my footbag #9 (i'm almost to #80 now). it was the first custom one I did. it is also an example of what I mentioned in my last post in this thread.

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My first 32panel:
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