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My 12th 32. (aka Mosher12 aka Royal Bank)
Mosher11 (aka Paprika (it is a replica of Pepper my Fred Touzelet) & Mosher12
I have been experimenting with different stitching techniques.
12 was an attempt at making a Mirken, I think it came out alot more like a Wilson.
What do you think?
PS 12 is SOOOOO juicy and plush.
Tom Mosher
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i would describe 12 as very juicy, even tho I haven't felt it. It looks similar to some bags that I have made recently. Someday, I might own a mosher bag, eh? Not for a while tho. Ill wait until your stitching has been proven to be top quality.
I think the only reason im posting here is because i hit something cool tonight and now i wanna be happy and share thougths and stuff. But on the real, it looks like a nice bag. I see some things that should/could be changed tho. What are your weaknesses as a stitcher?
My name: Jeremy Mirken, AKA Chocolatey Shatner, AKA jerk enemy rim.
I kick it with trunk chef elf and liz luck key my.
I kick it with trunk chef elf and liz luck key my.
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First, props on hitting all that crazy fury stuff! Toe blur out of fury?? Into smasher?? into beater??? Slick.Senor Grommet wrote:What are your weaknesses as a stitcher?
I have been making subtle changes to my technique over the last few bags.
I went too shallow on 12 for how much I gather, I tend to gather 'completely' if you know what I mean? like.. I leave nothing ungathered because I fear leaving an inconsistent amount ungathered.
I can consistently achieve zero.
On all my bags up till the last couple I was causing wrinkles in my panels because of the path I took at the important hex connection area, I knew I was doing a stupid stitch but I hadn't taken the time to sort out a better one until recently.
The 7 or 8 panels of footbag on my lap right now that I am working on will hopefully take into account all the things I think I need to focus on. I have a new path through the hex area that eliminates the panel akwardness from earlier and so far it is looking great.
I am aiming for a stitch depth that lies between 11 and 12, the first two flowers look promising.
I will post 13 when I finish it and you can give me critiques.
In fact, Jeremy, could you PM me some criticism? I would really appreciate that. I am so very impressed by the two bags I have that you made, I would love some advice.
Oh, and I have been trying to keep the variables I change between bags to a minimum to better understand what changes happen as a result.
It is very interesting to see what minor tweaks to the input parameters can do to the final output.
Tom Mosher
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Little does Matt know that before he gets it, I'm going over to his mailbox and steal it early in the morning hahaha. Because damn that's a sexy bag mosher. After I get a chance to kick around with it me and you might have to talk about a business transaction of some sorts.
What colors of facile do you have right now anyway?
What colors of facile do you have right now anyway?
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oh. . . my god. . . . Tom! Those look soo nice. I'm envious. But HEY! I could stitich. And who says I'm not going to. I might make a few this summer. Tis the summer of footbag 'tis. If you didn't know already.
Excellent work. Would you be willing to sell any time soon? Sorry if you've already gone through this. I just saw this thread for the first time.
Excellent work. Would you be willing to sell any time soon? Sorry if you've already gone through this. I just saw this thread for the first time.
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Syracuse, New York - The connecting point to footbaggers in the NE and Canada. We make pancakes and air conditioners.
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Why put off learning to stitch for the summer??Darkshredder wrote:oh. . . my god. . . . Tom! Those look soo nice. I'm envious. But HEY! I could stitich. And who says I'm not going to. I might make a few this summer. Tis the summer of footbag 'tis. If you didn't know already.
Excellent work. Would you be willing to sell any time soon? Sorry if you've already gone through this. I just saw this thread for the first time.
Don't you think you'll feel more inclined to sit inside stitching during the cold winter months?
Saying you will wait until the summer is effectively like saying that you're not really going to do it at all since you'll probably want to shred during your spare time come summer!
I have not started formally selling my 32's yet. They are good bags but I am far from perfect still. I would like to continue to refine my techniques until I am confident enough with my product.
I did ask Matt for a little money for the bag but it was only a fraction of what a pro would charge and that was just to cover the material, shipping and then a little thank you for my time. I'm glad Matt will be trying it out, I hope it's a real great bag.
I am going to go start on a bag that I owe Chris Dean. I will post it when I finish.
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does anybody have those 32 panel crushed pane bags that i can buy??? just let me know...also i dont know how to do the pm thing so dont pm me if u can just leave a little comment in this thread please!!!!! i want one!!!! also if u have any mr sandmans or any abshires ...no one wants... ill buy em!!!! let me know...later

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I am always looking for big old floppy bright colored footbags. With or withough holes and beads.
Steve Goldberg has the biggest collection of Huge Floppy Juices.
I want to buy some Floppy Big ones.
Richard Abshire has one of every kind of bag ever made. If you have a rare or unique bag for his collection you should send it to him for the official best footbag collection of all time. He has it very nicely layed out in display cases and everything. He deserves your collectable hackysacks.
Steve Goldberg has the biggest collection of Huge Floppy Juices.
I want to buy some Floppy Big ones.
Richard Abshire has one of every kind of bag ever made. If you have a rare or unique bag for his collection you should send it to him for the official best footbag collection of all time. He has it very nicely layed out in display cases and everything. He deserves your collectable hackysacks.
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holy sheeeze i was just looking through all the posts in this forum and i just want to quickly say that...
Henry Griese the green orange abshire that you had...was it any good???? cause i have the same one...and brad nelson that mint chocolate bag is really really really coool....if any of you too are willing to sell them...let me know...
also i just sewed a really weird bag..and it sucks...but its stalls really well i call it the "july" bags cause i started it like 2 years in july and i just decided to finish it today it looks like a marshmellow i hae no camera but ill try borrowing one soon!!!
Henry Griese the green orange abshire that you had...was it any good???? cause i have the same one...and brad nelson that mint chocolate bag is really really really coool....if any of you too are willing to sell them...let me know...
also i just sewed a really weird bag..and it sucks...but its stalls really well i call it the "july" bags cause i started it like 2 years in july and i just decided to finish it today it looks like a marshmellow i hae no camera but ill try borrowing one soon!!!

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yea about that bag i made...the marshmellow shaped one i sell it for -3 bucks i give u three bucks to take it cause well it looks like a marshmellow and it plays as well as one....
i only play with now cause i dont want to kick any of my other better bags...haha jk....
no any good places to learn how to stich??
check it out..
http//img/photobucket.html/39362943/itsanother
i only play with now cause i dont want to kick any of my other better bags...haha jk....
no any good places to learn how to stich??
check it out..
http//img/photobucket.html/39362943/itsanother

TIM SHAN

My new pipen bag!
It has a real nice, heavy filler, and isnt too small. I like medium bags, this one is a little big, but i think i will love it!
Thanks Nathaniel
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