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mahhkohh
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Post by mahhkohh »

michal, do these pent still pop out like on the bag you sold me at worlds? if so, you improved you style on that alot. ^^

too bad my cam still doesnt work, i have a few nice bags too show too :(
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Cod
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Post by Cod »

mahhkohh wrote:michal, do these pent still pop out like on the bag you sold me at worlds? if so, you improved you style on that alot. ^^
No, they didn't pop out so much. I've decided to make pents a little smaller because in that way the bag looks better IMO :). (It's also easier to break-in.)
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Post by zeroman13 »

that bag looks real good Cod.

but I like your old style of stitching with the popped out pents.
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slapdash21
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Post by slapdash21 »

new tri-color footbag, slightly older blue and white (broken in), key for size comparison (if it isnt obvious, the tri-color is fairly small, smaller than a golf ball by a decent margin. also pictured is my lock pick set (obviously in its leather case.

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sorry about the blurryness; great shots, a webcam does not make.
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dp
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Post by dp »

Is that the blue and white bag you had at Cornell?

That bag was really, really nice.
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Post by slapdash21 »

sho nuff. some people liked it, some people didnt. it could stand to be a little lighter, but i know i like it.
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james_dean
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Post by james_dean »

Nice stuff michal and pete :)
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mtelman
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Post by mtelman »

Very Nice Work 8)

I should have pics of the 35 or so bags I've put together in the last 10 days Just a Stitchin Fooooollllll. God I just Love Footbag

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shortis
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Post by shortis »

hi everybody!!!
You’re looking at hand-made my freestyle footbag. I’ve been stitching for 5 years. average size is 4,4cm and weight is 45-50g. I hope you will like my new bags.


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its my first photo on modified.in :) im happy! yeah
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Mr.Brocka
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Post by Mr.Brocka »

..my latenight thoughts morfed to the bag:
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..do your best and fuck the rest..

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Post by jrstubs »

OMG, new style of cowsacks!!, this is about the 7th version 8O


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King Monkey
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Post by King Monkey »

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My second footbag, i stitched it the week after my first one. Much bigger than the first, but i expected that as i increased the panel size to see what it would be like. 3% increase made a massive difference! Panels were much more even this time and i did the blind stitch :D Hopefully correctly anyway...


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My order of Ultrasuede came from Fields today! :D You get a suprisingly large amount even for small amounts. I ordered 0.25 of a yard in 5 colours and .125 in Snakeskin. The material looks way sexier in person! Pity about the cost involved...

Oh and really nice bags above me, Andrew and Peter!
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Post by david »

not my best.

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Post by Kyle Hewitt »

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Next time I see you at a Tourny David... I'm going to punch you in the throat and steal a footbag you made.
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Post by zeroman13 »

I won't be as violent as Kyle, but I'll either "borrow" or buy one from ya!!
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Post by james_dean »

Wow, nice Ian! Yeah, the dimensions are so crazy to figure out at first... slight changes make big differences. I suppose you gotta multiply it all by 32!

How long did your fabric take to arrive? How much did it cost to get it to aus.. over and above the cost of the fabric? I really need to order some. Thanks.
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Post by King Monkey »

It was ordered on the 8th, and i received it today (20th). It arrived in Australia on the 12th, but then spent like a week in transit somehow lol
I paid something like US$95-99 for the 6 pieces i got (5x1/4 yard, 1x 1/8 yard) i think, so pretty expensive really, but its a shitload of material so itll keep me going a while.
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Eskimo Joe
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Post by Eskimo Joe »

Here is one I finished up over the weekend. I made it rather heavy becuase the person who wanted ti asked for all white and heavy. Any constructive critisim would be greatly appreciated. And thank you all who commented on my last post. For an experienced stitcher like Holly to say she likes one of my bags it awesome.

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Post by Wasabi »

Pretty dope, and you can definitely take my word for it. :)
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Cod
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Post by Cod »

Wow, this albino bag is awesome! Props! 8O

Here's the newest Dorshbag:

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