I wove another Tutankhamun-style sling yesterday, this one using tarred-bankline and gold/orange/black bonded+braided mason line. I used a flat fishtail braid for the down cord and a tapering round braid for the release cord. This sling is ~27" from center of pouch to the finger-loop.

Nice one! Like the color combo

Schleuder mit Tasche 

Here is a pouch style I have been working on. The outside lines under tension pull the pouch to cup the ammo no matter what shape it is in. I have only tried it here in the back yard with tennis balls and it looks like it may work really well. Have any of you guys tried this and what were the results. I should be able to go out next week and do some serious throwing.

What's up, guys?
Those are pics of my recently made all-jute seabelt-like sling for tennis ball practicing. It's 80 cm long (31,5") with 3-braided string and jute tape that I found at local builder's supply as a pouch. For cords fastening and stopper I've used double Matthew Walker knots, stopper is whipped as well.

I'm rather satisfied with the result, so I'll probably try rockman and balearic next.

I really like that jute webbing

Jaegoor. Your work never ceases to amaze me

Thought I should contribute some pictures of my slings. These were all made by myself. The first one I made was the red paracord one on the bottom right. I used a slingshot pouch and it works really well. It's probably my best sling but then it might just be because it's the one I've practiced with the most.
The one above it is my newest sling made from the same paracord and some leather for the pouch.
All the other slings are simple braided slings with either split pouches or pouches I've braided in some extra string to.
The unusual ones are the top and bottom ones on the left. The bottom one is a sling that has a reindeer antler bead so that I can use as a bracelet and the one above that one is tapered to work as a whip. It... sort of works. I think iit needs a bit more experimentation.