My first bag!

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Jeremy
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My first bag!

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Well I've stitched my very first bag ever! Infact it's the first time I've done any kind of stitching (apart from sewing on two buttons for a shirt) since 1998 when I had to learn to sew in home ec (and infact managed to make an apron in the whole time - other people made about 10 things and my teacher finished it off for me in the last lesson of the year :P - needless to say it was one of two subjects I ever failed at school (the other was metalwork...)

The stitching is ok - I obviously need practice - but the material sucks and the thread is pretty shit too (I made it out of some scraps) - infact I'm too afraid to kick the bag because I think it would fall apart!

That will change however as now that I know how to make bags, I'm going to get some proper material and thread - and sew some good bags to sell!

I'll let you know when that happens. I keep complaining that there is nobody who stitches 32 panel bags in Asia or the Southern Hemisphere - so I thought rather than complaining about it, I'd do something about it.

here is the a picture of my bag next to an abshire mini. I'm sure you can guess which is which!

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Post by Flippin It »

Good Job on the bag..
Definately needs a lil' work..
But a great first bag..

I still haven't made one, so I have
no room to say anything...

Good luck and props for the motivation
to start learning the stiching process..
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Post by Juice »

Nice first bag Jeremy, keep up the work and maybe i will buy one of your bags!
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Post by HG »

way better than my first bag



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Was this a one time thing or are you going to continue on this?
It looks pretty good for your first bag. What type of materal is it made out of?
Good job
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Post by Shaun »

Looks pretty good for your first bag. I stiched my first bag yesterday. It was a 4 pannel sandbag and I accidentally made it the size of a pop cap.
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Definately a good start. My first bag ummmm..... exploded upon kicking.
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Post by cclaudia »

the one good thing that really stood out was it's size... the first bag everyone makes is usually either WAY too small or WAY too big. i make 4 and 12 panel sand bags out of crushed panne... i bought some ultrasuede to start making a 32... i'm just too lazy, my first bag is obviously not going to turn out as i want it to be... and i just don't want to shovel out all the time for a piece of shit practice bag, but the only way i'll get better is to practice making them, so good job on actually completing a bag, and good job on the size.
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Post by LittleBoy footbag »

Great job Jeremy. The only bag I made was ultra-suede and it was crap and it even came with instructions so i'm pretty incompetent... Great job.... I really should make a 32 one of these days... the guess work on the sixe was perfect... Keep it up and you'll be like carol or the other people who shred and stitch.
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