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Post by defenestration »

I would join in but don't feel like a competent enough stitcher and don't want to saddle someone with one of my bags, maybe 30 or 40 bags from now though :)
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to swap panels is usless imo, the main goal of this is to trade a bag ... not fabric/templates/colors. even with those, youll get something different than the bag you normaly make, but it wont be someone else's bag.

and it sucks, but i think the best way to work is to show the list, to be 100 % sure the bag will get through. unless 100% of ppl joining are honest and are gonna make a bag :D if its 100% safe, don't show the list (id prefer the 2nd option)

one group is fine

im stll in :D and im gonna try to make a bag before that date :D
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Bumpitty bump! Would be cool to get the list up to a nice round figure of lets say... 10 people? :)
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One more question about how this works. If you are in do you have to have the bag stitched before the 21st or how would that work?
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I'm interested in doing this, but I don't know if anybody here would really want one of my bags. And also, I was wondering if it has to be a 32 panel bag. I can make them, I'm just not confident enough in my ability at this point in time since it's a new kind of bag to me. I think I'm better at making 12s, 14s, and 26s.

By the way, is this date set in stone already, and am I too late to participate?

Oh yeah, I almost forgot... AYE.
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Post by WyrmFyre »

Brad : It doesnt matter if you have stitched it before, after or on the date. However in order to build the suspense a little, it would be good if you could send one that has not been posted in a picture online anywhere. Ive added you to the list, just let me know if you've changed your mind :)

Magus86 : With the utmost respect, if you dont feel confident that your bag would be up to scratch, then it would be best to wait until next time. When you are knocking out top-notch bags though, then personally, i wouldnt grumble at recieving a 14 or a 26.
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Okay that's great!
Brad Liston - Need supplies for footbag stitching? Join below to get points to buy stuff from amazon!! Working towards a 10lb bag of lead shot!

http://www.points2shop.com/?ref=uin1345738466
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Blue wrote:a panel swap would be cool too cause this you'd have a bag made up of different colors you may not have from different peeps.
^more like a fabrics trade.
Im got a little much going on atm with school and my band. But Ill keep on eye on if you guys are gonna do this again. Filling orders just makes me want to trade.
But this totally reminds me of something I thought of before where I wanted a bag with the first 11 pents stitched by my favorite stitchers and then Id close it up. It would mostly be a keepsake for me!
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Tomorrow's the day... i'm excited!!
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Post by will_T »

what the hell, count me in too. my stitching time is occupied with worlds right now, but when i'm drawn i promise to make a bag and mail it expediently. i've done lots of trades with other stitchers on this site, never had a single problem. i think footbaggers are inherently honest :)
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Bump! List in OP!
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Hooray! I am excited - Julien, I am about to start making your bag!
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yay !
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Post by WyrmFyre »

I started mine last night. Two pents in, all was looking good, went to melt the floss...

Burned a hole straight through one of the panels :(

First time for everything i suppose
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I"m guessing you mean dental floss as opposed to embroidery floss, as I've heard of dental floss being used before, and most people would just consider embroidery floss "thread," but why do you use dental floss, if you don't mind me asking? Personally, I use 100% nylon upholstery thread, and I double it up. It's strong as shit and probably doesn't need to be doubled, but it's easier to tie off a knot with two strands, and I figure it'll withstand more that way.
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People use dental floss because it is waxed, so you can melt the tips down instead of knotting.
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Yeah, dental floss is super strong; I've busted quite a few seams even with doubled thread, but the bags have made with floss are still holding strong. But in my opinion, braided fishing line is the way to go :D
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[quote="Magus86"]Personally, I use 100% nylon upholstery thread, and I double it up. It's strong as shit and probably doesn't need to be doubledquote]

trust me, you dont need to double, i use upholtery too, but i dont double it. thats one of the reasos why my bags are butter :D
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Zac Miley wrote:People use dental floss because it is waxed, so you can melt the tips down instead of knotting.
You can do that with nylon thread too. I'm not sure how expensive dental floss is or how long it lasts, but the nylon thread I use is like 2 bucks a roll, and it lasts me forever.

Ramen God, calm down. Nobody's flaming anybody. I just asked a question...
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