ESKIMO BAGS: Ready for sale?

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Are ESKIMO BAGS ready for sale?

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Zac Miley
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Post by Zac Miley »

david wrote: Look at Felix and Ilja.
y David Clavens.
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Send out tester bags.

Get reviews.

Fix stuff.

Send out more tester bags.

Get reviews.

Fix stuff.

>rpt.

I almost made the same mistake you are (were maybe) about to.

Good luck.
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Eskimo Joe
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Post by Eskimo Joe »

Thanks again for the important info.

I think that I will not sell bags for a long time but will continue to trade and send out test bags. After I have attained a level of play that allows me to fully review or critique my own bags, I will then think about selling them. I just hope that I can still improve my level of play while improving my stitching, b/c I have tons of improvement needed in my game, when combined with work and family matters, will not leave much time to stitch.

Andrew
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Wasabi
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Post by Wasabi »

Just keep at it. Stitching takes a ton of time for experimenting and refining your craft. You can still bust big with a bag made from a sock and aquarium rocks, am I right?

Stitching is stitching. These things take time, at your own pace. It took me about a year to be fully confident in everything stitching.
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