I was looking for a simple denim pouch sling. Something that you can make without stitching, eyelets or takes long to make.
I came up with this quick and simple design, inspired by the Chumash sling.
I find this way of tying the cords to the pouch produces a very secure and good spread of the load, doesn't seem like its likely to tear off very quickly, considering the many layers of folded fabric used and the way the cords are attached.

I would call that a double overhand knot, or maybe a double overhand noose.

It is a common man sling that should cost nothing, a survival sling pouch, that can be made from some of the most readily available fabric everywhere in the world, in the dumps. I made the design a little better by making the piece of fabric a little wider, and folding the top and bottom inward one time as well. Now there is not a single frayed side exposed to the outside of the pouch, except the two holes.
I haven't found any other way to make a more durable sling pouch as quick and as easy from cotton fabric compared to this method. You could use shoelaces for the cords.

So far it is holding up strong. I love this method of tying down a pouch, because the load is distributed not exclusively on the two holes, but on the complete ends of the fabric. It can also be used on thin leather, like the Chumash originally did. It means I am not required to use metal eyelets to get reasonable durability from thin leather or thin fabric. Cotton fabric is so easily accessible everywhere. Leather is harder to come by than cotton fabric in my experience. The release is clean when I use the non cupped side of the pouch. It acts like a very finely woven solid pouch, because thats what it is, more finely woven than we could do by hands. The width of the pouch is easily adjusted to fit varying sizes of projectiles.

I like it. Very simple to make and requires minimal materials.

You could get it added to tutorials thread maybe? It seems a pretty novel way of making a solid pouch sling.

Nice tutorial J. We should definitely put it with the other tutorials.

I see this as Jaukes greatest strength here on the forum. Thinking up and making weird designs that are actually really fascinating. I see a lot of designs made that I like but never use. Shoot I love the Egyptian and have still not made one. This design though is something Ive looked for for years. A very strong solid pouch that can be made in seconds that looks great and judging by it probably works great too.

Thanks man.

Awesome image there J.  Beautiful action shot with the birds in the sky.