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riverwindflutes

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Whip Stitch
Feb 25^th, 2007 at 10:14pm

I'm new to the forum and I know that you guys have probably answered this question a hundred times but was wondering if any one can post some pictures with an explanation on how to do what I think is called a Whip Stitch, I need to connect some 1/4" braided poly chord to my leather pouch so that it stays put and dosen't fall off while I'm slinging.
I need somthing similar to the picture below.
Thanks
Don A.

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FreeSlinger Tiro Offline Sling the State Away Posts: 20 Central Valley, California	Re: Whip Stitch Reply #1 - Feb 26^th, 2007 at 4:35am Have a look at this: I used three strings/cords. One stitched through the middle, and one stitched along/around each side, then braided all three at the end. It works real well, and hold together better than just sticking 'em through a single hole at the end.
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riverwindflutes Tiro Offline The best slings in life are free!!! Posts: 22 The Pinelands of New Jersey Gender:	Re: Whip Stitch Reply #2 - Feb 27^th, 2007 at 10:11pm Thank You funslinger for the pdf. file This will come in handy when making my new sling Don A.
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