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Wasabi
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Post by Wasabi »

Amaretta is sooooooo hot! I want to experiment with it!!! :)
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ObArA'BaRs
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PegLegHolly wrote:no good bag should ever be a shelf bag... no matter what. beat up bags are way hotter than a pretty bag that collects dust. if you get that bag chris, i would cry if you just kept it in a case. you better kick it. ::shakes fist:: or else!
I know I was planning on it its just I have so many bags to break in at the momment so right now that bag would be on the bottom of my list to break in, but I guess I can change that. Right now Im breaking in that last bag he sold me but after that one is done Ill get right to that ying-yang spinner.
Im 20
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Keep footbag'n till yo skins saggin.......
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footbagi
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Post by footbagi »

Yep, from what I've heard ameretta-bags are great to stitch. From what I know ameretta-bags are superb for the foot. Expensive though.

My 2 pennies: do whatever you want with your bag because, it's your bag. I might stitch a bag one day and decide it's so delectable, so choice, so scrumptious, so voluptuous, so ornate, and so opulent that I don't want to play it although, what really makes a bag so nice to most shredders is usually how it shreds so, ummm, I think that's a bit contradictory. Thats only because I enojoy PLAYING with footbags more than LOOKING at them. Some ppl might just like to observe and there's nothin wrong with that.
First think about how to practice or don't bother practicing.

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ObArA'BaRs
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Post by ObArA'BaRs »

:)
I like both
Im 20
JSACK wrote: wrote:alright well me and obara'bars, shredded our dicks off, since we are both in high school, obviously there is some sort of talent show



Keep footbag'n till yo skins saggin.......
david
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Post by david »

I like amaretta.

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One of the best bags I have ever made.
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That's a sweet bag Dave!
Wasabi wrote:Footbag is not materialistic; it's about challenging yourself and having fun at the same time.
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vettehunter123
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Post by mahhkohh »

here are a few bags i recently stiched.

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went to jakob mai in germany
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also went to jakob, but in a later order
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currently one of my fav bags. think it was after washing it at work
come get your mÃcrÖ¶ bag today
buy one of my bags and help finance my guitar lessons :)
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Post by zeroman13 »

WOW!

Those bags look beautiful Marco!
Wasabi wrote:Footbag is not materialistic; it's about challenging yourself and having fun at the same time.
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akalazou
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Post by akalazou »

the bag i made for Andrew Dunford, ill get the 32 colors bag :D

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idk the weight of it tho :(

comments are appreciated
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ObArA'BaRs
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Post by ObArA'BaRs »

I love the way you stich your bags. They look super round!
Do they stick goood?
Im 20
JSACK wrote: wrote:alright well me and obara'bars, shredded our dicks off, since we are both in high school, obviously there is some sort of talent show



Keep footbag'n till yo skins saggin.......
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Mmmmmm , sweet low gather
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Post by mc »

nice stitching julien! great colors. I think your stitching looks a bit like mine in some ways.
BRICK!

rfa::never give up::
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akalazou
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Post by akalazou »

ObArA'BaRs wrote:I love the way you stich your bags. They look super round!
Do they stick goood?
yes they stick on the feet, i fill them around 50% with small lead only (i dont remember if its size 4 or 7 ..)
Matt Cross wrote:nice stitching julien! great colors. I think your stitching looks a bit like mine in some ways.
thats one of the reason why id like to trade with you :) for comparaison
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Eskimo Joe
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Post by Eskimo Joe »

Beautiful Bag Julien!! I can't wait to kick it to shit.

It looks so perfect and round!! Amazing pattern too!!

If it is anything like the last bag I got from him, it sticks really well and feels so fine. And I see what you are saying Matt, it does look a little like your bags.
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Wasabi
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Post by Wasabi »

Travis, that bag is hot, but I think it's only good for an early retirement. Definite shelf bag. Paisely is very weak material, so I'm assuming that Tan Paisely is much like it.

I stitched a bag with Paisely hexes and Saffron pents, and it didn't really reach 4 months until I had to retire it. The hexes are all smudged, furry and dark grey compared to the articulate design that makes Paisely look phat. :|
Waylon Lew - maker of Wasabi bags
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"Footbag can be pretty frustrating when it's supposed to be fun. I was partly driven by this forum - practice, practice, practice... As that is true, I think someone can be too focused on progressing and training that they miss the fun aspect of it." - Bander87
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Post by mc »

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for giveaway in the freakshow contest (http://modified.in/footbag/viewtopic.ph ... 626#306626). Check it out!!! SUPER easy contest to win a free MC bag!!
BRICK!

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RawSko
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Post by RawSko »

Matt Cross wrote:I think your stitching looks a bit like mine in some ways.
exactly what I thought. Very Matt Crossy. Very hawt bags, Julien :wink:

(I was just shredding with my Cotes bag the other day, actually! It's holding up well.)
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akalazou
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Post by akalazou »

RawSko wrote:
Matt Cross wrote:I think your stitching looks a bit like mine in some ways.
exactly what I thought. Very Matt Crossy. Very hawt bags, Julien :wink:

(I was just shredding with my Cotes bag the other day, actually! It's holding up well.)
since the bag i gave/sold/traded you, i changed ALOT of things...

- filler = lead only now or with plastic pellet for light bags (if requested)
- instead of plastic and bb's
- threath = uphoslterry instead of floss
- low gather instead of medium
- i changed my template

there is only few ppl who got my new bags that i LOVE.

like Mosher said: you can sell your bags when youll know that is the best bag ever, for you

and rt now, thats what i make. heavy, small, half filled, TOXIC :D (i dont care of toxicity, just need to take care of it ...)

but i dont sell my bags publicly, just in personnal oreder (when i meet the person), trades. But ill try to have some bags in Mtl for CC2 and at worlds .. mostly for trades (Tom, Matt, Holly are wished for the moment)
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footbagi
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Post by footbagi »

The color pattern on your bag (akalazou) is very interesting. I like it alot! :D

BAGI 5 (red "blurry") BAGI 6 (spiral) both 50 g's

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BAGI 6 (spiral) is a birthday present to Toby (Shredex), a keen newbie shredder who was in need. Enjoy your first thirty-two panel, it's also the first bag I've given out.

Next is Mosher's 3rd ameretta bag.

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