Bags You've Made

mc · Post by mc » 17 Jun 2011 14:51

69 pattern. round, heavy, slightly larger than a golfball.

for sale. buy it for that sexy person in your life.

Ch!nsen · Post by **Ch!nsen** » 19 Jun 2011 08:46

nice bags guys.
matt, I love your bag you sold me at worlds 09 in berlin. I hit my first beast and 10 fearless with it

I know this feedback is a bit late but better than never...
while seeing awesome huge bags of mahhkohh I want to show a 92-panel bag my girlfriend made that is unbelievable small. For sure its not really stallable and it will never break in I think, but it looks just insane. She is a really good stitcher an makes bags very fast and nice.
So the tiny one (13 colors) and the one on the left (her first 92) is from Tanja... the one on the right is from me (my first 92 ever-7colors). while my first and only one (untill now and for a while because it is really hard for me^^) last like 3 weeks of stitching, tanja made the supermini in 2 days!!!!! I teached her stitching like half a year ago and she almost made as many as i did in 3 years^^ I have soooo much bags in stock and think to post every day one of them because I allways loved it to look in this forum and there is a new beautiful bag.. so I want you to have the same pleasure as I had.
now here the ones I was talking about

mahhkohh · Post by **mahhkohh** » 19 Jun 2011 09:34

crazy!

cheezus · Post by **cheezus** » 19 Jun 2011 10:48

I wanna make a 92 panel sooo bad but im too stupid lol

Wasabi · Post by **Wasabi** » 19 Jun 2011 22:37

First ever Wasabi 42-panel footbag. Colonial Red and Green Grape facile, mixture of steel and tungsten shot and rubber pellets.

Going to experiment more with the template that I have, except with less gather and with amaretta for the hexagons. Stoked.

D. · Post by D. » 20 Jun 2011 00:26

cheezus wrote:I wanna make a 92 panel sooo bad but im too stupid lol

Give it shot. It's no harder than a 32, just takes lots longer to make. I made a giant 92 that I will post up eventually. Just concentrate on the pattern and you'll be fine. It goes as follows: pentagon surrounded by triangles, then add 5 hexagons and surround each one with triangles. Then 5 more pentagons, more triangles.. Then 5 more Hexagons and your half way.

D. · Post by D. » 20 Jun 2011 04:59

Ch!nsen, those are sweet. I can't believe anyone could make a 92 so small! They are all so nice.
And Wasabi, I really want to make a 42 now. Your one looks sweet.
I'll make my template and start one after this weekend.
I've been trying to get some ready to take with me to the Australian footbag nationals this weekend.
Here are 2 more I finished over this weekend:
orange 'global suede' (it's just thin microsuede) and brown soft microsuede

Pink and purple (fuscia and violet) Full 'new age suede'

I haven't kicked the new age bag yet to see how it goes, but I have more on the way.!

Ch!nsen · Post by **Ch!nsen** » 20 Jun 2011 10:49

yeah I had the same thought like D. ... And with the motivation of that brilliant looking 42panel from waylon I started my first try on this one today... will see how long this eyecatcher last.
This bag looks soooo cool waylon (especially with those thin hexes.. like a turtle bag or sth).. mega props
Nice bags D. as well!

soo here are a few of my collection for today:

This one I made like half a year ago...

and another.. both are a bit smaller than a golfball and around 60g

mc · Post by mc » 20 Jun 2011 16:06

mahhkohh · Post by **mahhkohh** » 21 Jun 2011 06:52

haha, realized it was blurry after i allready uploaded it

anyways, 2 more for worlds! the paisly one is so super soft, its sick!

Wasabi · Post by **Wasabi** » 21 Jun 2011 20:53

Floppy big 42-panel bag. Loosely stitched (no gather aside from the corner pentagons). Grey Microsuede and Sky Blue "facile," filled with lead, polypel, glass microbeads and rubber pellets.

Love how the microsuede panels "pop" out.

Alf · Post by **Alf** » 21 Jun 2011 23:45

NICE!!!!!

Ch!nsen · Post by **Ch!nsen** » 22 Jun 2011 12:56

yeah, those 42 bags are nuts waylon!! veeery nice

here are 2 for today from me:

I´m not really a fan of the color combination of this one here but those two fabrics are super soft and so this bag is one of my favourite shred bags. 63g... a bit smaller than a golf ball..

Ch!nsen · Post by **Ch!nsen** » 22 Jun 2011 13:23

WHOOOOOO I have to share this one.
my girlfriend just finished The Turtle

42 panel and 1,5 cm (the bag)!!!!!!!!!!!!! she is crazy

mahhkohh · Post by **mahhkohh** » 22 Jun 2011 16:29

i know someone who will love this turtle bag

good work man, also props for the baby spiked bag! looks nice!

D. · Post by D. » 23 Jun 2011 18:11

Turtle bag is awesome. Love the creativity.
Here are a few more I made to take to the Aus. nat's this weekend:
(All 2 stitch using the 'new age' suede I'm testing.)

Individual photo's on request..

cheezus · Post by **cheezus** » 23 Jun 2011 18:11

Lol nice turtle. I need to fix my camera for my last few bags...photos coming soon

mc · Post by mc » 23 Jun 2011 22:07

cheezus wrote:I wanna make a 92 panel sooo bad but im too stupid lol

1. Cut out the panels - 12 pentagons, 20 large hexagons, 60 small hexagons.

length of each side for pentagon - "Z"

length of each side for large hexagons - "Z"

length of long side for small hexagons - "Z" or "Z x 1.3" (depending on whether or not you like your hexes a little longer than your pents when you stitch 32s)

length of short side for small hexagons - "long side for small hexagons" x 0.3

2. Sew 5 small hexagons to each pentagon, individually. Then you will have 12 "stars".

3. Surround a star with 5 big hexagons. Continue attaching the stars and surrounding them with big hexagons, just like you would do with a 32.

4. Finish the same way you finish a 32.

cd · Post by cd » 24 Jun 2011 00:06

whoa I made a turtle bag that looks *exactly* like that as a gift. I'll try and get them to get a picture of it...

D. · Post by D. » 27 Jun 2011 02:50

My latest Bag, and first shot at a 42p design.
This is truly my softest bag yet, made with all thin micro. golf ball sized, 60g stainless shot filler.