Should I make a "blind stitch" tutorial (my way)
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PegLegHolly
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I'm not really concerning you. You know what I mean though...How there's some people that have to flame everyone...Sorry if you took offenseWasabi wrote: I'm not being a "dick" or a "fucking asshole" on the whole matter. I just think it's unnecessary because it was easy for me to grasp the loose stitching method. If you want to do it, go ahead. I just don't like the fact that people are taking my position the wrong way.
Your a pretty cool guy Wasabi...I salute you I footbag...because its freedom.
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vettehunter123
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Am I one of the few who does a genuine blind stitch? I look forward to doing them because they are fun to do when you do it right. Sewing a whole bag then unstitching the last side seems like too much work. I like the real blind stitch though. Make a tutorial if you want. I think stitchers should figure this out on there own or just ask for a bit of advice. I think that is what makes a good stitcher. Anyone can follow step by step instructions...
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sanuke okumatzu
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Well, you gotta think, not many people know how to stitch before-hand when they start making footbags. So trying to learn to stitch completely as you go is a bit difficult, many people do it, but not everyone is as resourceful....Or smart enough to look things up 
. I think this is a good idea, there are many different 'blind stitch' methods, and the more of them that get put up on the internet the better off people will be. They can pick and choose what way suits them best, and maybe perhaps already avid stitchers can learn something new and integrate it into their own style.
On with the tutorial! Get lots'a pictures
. I think this is a good idea, there are many different 'blind stitch' methods, and the more of them that get put up on the internet the better off people will be. They can pick and choose what way suits them best, and maybe perhaps already avid stitchers can learn something new and integrate it into their own style. On with the tutorial! Get lots'a pictures
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