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my new bag, I finished it yesterday.
his basic properties:
weight: 53,5g -> (53g-mini lead balls + 0.5g plastics balls)
size: 4.2cm
colors: HEX->green grabe/willow,PEN->xxxnavy
its allredy reserve for czech footbag players :)

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Nice Oshbags :). Props.

Here's my recent Dorshbag:

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#11, this is the side I did the blind stitch on.

Picture makes it much worse than what it really is.

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Post by sanuke okumatzu »

That is an awesome colour combo Travis, my friend stitched a normal pattern with the yellow/orange.

It's a kick ass bag, and she isn't nearly as good a stitcher as you. Simple logic dictates that...that is a sweeeet bag man. :D
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and here's an extra sexy one for you lonely modifizzle browsers...

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ooo that matt cross!
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Post by ObArA'BaRs »

Does that #77 bag kind of have like an alertnating color, spiral, thingy pattern?
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Thank god my roomate didn't walk in while I was viewing that delightful picture, matthew. And by viewing I mean enjoying. And by enjoying I mean...
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chris, yes, and I also have a hairy chest, in case that was also not obvious.


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that 76 bag look f*cking awesome Matt, like you said to me once and i have to agree, our bags look alike ...

thx for that picture, iv never figured this patern out (never really tried it). i must try it now !
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Post by mc »

the trick to it, with 2 color style (color A and color B) is to take

a pent of color A

and surround it with 4 hexes of color B, and 1 hex of color A

then attach a pent of color A to the only hex of color A, and from there on in, make sure to not break the pattern of a single line of one color wrapped around a single line of the other.

this pattern stitches itself. you will see as you go.
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Matt Cross wrote:the trick to it, with 2 color style (color A and color B) is to take

a pent of color A

and surround it with 4 hexes of color B, and 1 hex of color A

then attach a pent of color A to the only hex of color A, and from there on in, make sure to not break the pattern of a single line of one color wrapped around a single line of the other.

this pattern stitches itself. you will see as you go.
I'm going to have to try that....But, just for the sake of ease when cutting out the panels, how many hexes and pents of each colour ( in a two colour scheme ) go into it? I've never been able to figure out, I've never seen a bag like that up close - it's bad to be a kinesthetic mind at times :D
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Not to be mean or anything, but you really shouldn't worry about how to do that pattern. You should work on getting your stitching better. More consistent stitching, placement, gather......etc.

Matt, numba 76 is BEAUTIFUL!!!!
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Post by mc »

Thanks Josh.

Robert, you can work on improving the technicality of your stitching while using any pattern you want, so I encourage you to try new ones.

For 2 colors, you need even amounts of everything: 6 pents of both colors, 10 hexes of both colors.

to make that one with the alternating color for one of the spirals, you need:

6 pents of white, 10 hexes of white, 5 pents of green, 3 hexes of green, 1 pent of orange, and 7 hexes of orange.

I thought of another variation on this last night. Kind of a brocka style thing to do. Hopefully I can post it soon.
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matt, where are your bodybuilding muscles? ^^
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Post by sanuke okumatzu »

zeroman13 wrote:Not to be mean or anything, but you really shouldn't worry about how to do that pattern. You should work on getting your stitching better. More consistent stitching, placement, gather......etc.
No-no-no, you've got me wrong, I in no way want to try that pattern, too much for right now.

I just want to know how they work, I've never seen one aside from pictures, cild muriosity is all.

Thanks for that Matt, it makes a whole lot more sense now. :D
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Ahhh, I misunderstood what you were getting at.

Sorry 'bout that!
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zeroman13 wrote:Ahhh, I misunderstood what you were getting at.

Sorry 'bout that!
Aye , I'm very intuitive, have to know how something works or else I'm just not satisfied. That's why museums piss me off, one paragraph ain't enough for me :p
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Matt, looks like your #76 is going to have a heated rivalry with the prize bag I made for GRASS! :P Twins!!!
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