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I want a rainbow bag that's about 40-50% full. How does that sound?
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No problem. I do not have any more active green so I have to substitute it with teal (code name dark jade). I can make it half full. That will make it ready to use really fast. I would recommend tungsten fill if you like the mini bags. Tungsten I charge a little more for. Pm me if you want more details on what I can do for you. Take care and thanks.
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Someone mistaked my Aaron Shepard bag for a Josh Raye.

Compliment? :)
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Here's that half-full rainbow type bag. 52 grams. Without active green and marmalade, it doesn't look much like a rainbow anymore. This combination of colors seems to blend well together though.

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Solid.
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Wow!!!
Nice colour combo!!!
Nice contrast between the dark and the light side ("of the force"!!!) ;-)
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I just got that bag, and it's beautiful IRL. Going into my avatar (sorry, Ben).
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Post by Benzilla »

Nooooo!:x
Ah well, that bag does look sweet. Aron knows what he's doin. I might buy one depending on my financial situation after the new years. but for now broke
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New colors

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I am glad that bag got to you by Christmas! That was fast. Thanks for the compliments everyone and I hope you all had a great holiday.

I think that fields delivers to the North Pole because Santa hooked it up phat with the fabric this year. That was a six add present this year big guy!

Here are my new colors if you want a bag. That is a white colored fabric (country cream) on the bottom going across by the way.
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I made a few bags over the weekend as well-
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sorry about the quality of the photos, I need a camera with a screen that still works.

For people looking to buy fabric, I was thinking that it would be nice for me to make a thread about the thicknesses of the different fabric colors. I was planning on going through the colors that I have right now and saying that they were either thick, medium, or thin. Then people could have a better idea about the fabric before they bought it for the first time. I know that I have ordered a color more then once and upon receiving it thought, dang, this kind of sucks, especially compared to armaretto. (Like aqua for example is a nice color I think, but the fabric is weaker then others. I would not have bought it if I knew that the bags that I would make with it would be questionable to my expectations)

Also, for European stitchers, I think that you want fabric for cheap. I can bring some out to you at worlds this year if you would like to set something up. I need to make sure I am going to Prague for sure 100%, but when I do (in the next couple of weeks probably) I can set something up where you can make your order with me, and I will bring it to you so you do not have to pay for the shipping. I will only be going for a two-three weeks and will not bring much stuff with me, so I should have room. I would really like to do this, but please keep it on the down low because I do not want corporate American tards chopping off my you know what. I will not bring any Levi's over though, sorry.

Anyway, let me know if all this is worth my time and I will do it if it hasn't been posted before.

Take care everyone and happy holidays.
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Post by Benzilla »

Which colors to choose!?!

This is the thread you're looking for.
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Post by calemccoy »

aaron, are you going to nyj??? i love the bag on the far left, and would love to buy it from you =) my bag i got at nyj from you is the best ive ever had, solid.
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West seyeied!

Thanks Ben, that rules! I appreciate it. Mucho gusto.

Cale, I am stoked that you liked the bag you got at SJFF! If you would like the footbag up top, it is now on hold for you. Word.

Unfortunately, I procrastinated a bit too long and I can't go to Chicago this weekend. I am not so wild about this fact. I wanted to go compete really bad. It took a lot of wind out of my sail, but I plan on making some other tournements this year too. Good luck and I wish you and everyone else a safe travel and a seriously good time.
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Really?

That sucks balls Aaron, I was looking forward to seeing you again!
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no sea turtles!!!! nooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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They learn two adds so fast.Image
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Dude, that's a wicked shell stall.
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Post by Eric Chang »

Hey Aaron! What up, long time no chat man.

I just want to say that yellow and black footbag you sold me at worlds, it JUST got a hole in it from prolonged use. I just patched it up and actually two things about the bag I really really loved.

1 - At first it didn't break in from the longest time, so I can to learn to have really really clean sets.

2 - When it broken it, after loaning it to my friend who didn't have a bag, well it felt so amazing, and played so wonderfully.

I think your bag is one of my best investments, its last the longest of my bags, and really just all around good. So that is my review in the nutshell. ++
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The zero gathered bag I got from you a while back is playing phenomenal. I don't usually like bags with zero gather, but I think you make them pretty hardcore.

I refilled it with lead instead of steel, so I hope you don't mind. I think lead filler complements bags with little gather so much more, and it's one of my favorite shred bags from time to time. I would definitely like to try one of your medium-high gather bags sometime, with a steel-fill of course. :wink:
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