If I remember, Photobucket will delete any items that have not been looked at for six months.  So if you use Photobucket (or other services) either be prepared to scan through your album periodically, or have backup copies.
 
Now that we can upload our own pictures to Slinging.org, I think doing so is best.

Cool, I will try sending them to Chris...Hey Willeke, I don't suppose you have a quick and easy way to braid a loop into both ends of a cord do you?

Tying a cord on would result with a knot near the pouch which may get in the way of the ammo at release.  Braiding a cord would have no such problem.

Lupis,
There are a few tricks in braiding that will look like you have made a loop at both ends, but non that are easy to explain and still strong.
The best I can do for you now, twist 2 of your strings and bend them into a loop, and splice the other 2 ends in from the other side, see: http://knopen.ismijnhobby.nl/tables/twist_to_braid_table.html
That is if you braid with 4 strands.  
It will be stronger if you go on with splicing in into the braid below the loop.
You can do the same when you work with more or fewer strands, but of those I do not know an explanation on the web.
You can also splice the ends into the braid, you get the same results as Justknot has in his braided sling tutorial, http://slinging.org/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1170457410, third photo, but that is not easy to explain.
 
Willeke

Greetings  Mordechaj,
 
Thanks a million for your slings which arrived yesterday. I will have to wait till the WE to try them because I need to go to the park otherwise I am not confident that the neighbours windows will survive. I imagine the loop must go around the wrist. I have always made slings to have a loop for the middle finger and have never used a split pouch before. Something new. It always amazes me how much variety there is in something as simple as a sling.
 
Regards,
 
Aussieslinger

Hi Aussie
 
Sent your parcel yesterday. Knowing SA postal sevices it should get to you in say maybe monday next year
 
Coenie

just imagine a fingerloop big enough to get your wrist trough.
so you get it over your wrist, and hold the cord in your palm between the thumb and the pointing finger, same as and release cord (but in other direction). or if you like wider grip you can move the anchor cord between your fingers lower in the wrist.
 
it helps in better distribution of stress (not all on just one finger).