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Welcome to the CBRS #Podcast, Episode 67. Even though one of us spent the week sick as a dog, literally tearing up in bed, we powered through to bring you this episode. Here is everything we covered in

Back online after a five-year break

This footbag was made many years ago by an old friend, David Leberknight; I used to kick with him and some other guys a lot in Denver's Washington Park. Good old days. This is another rare design that

The Sunburst is an incredibly unique design: it's made up of 44 panels, sporting four different shapes and two six-pointed stars! Those four shapes are the following: 8 hexagons, 12 pentagons, 12 triangles,

Check out this ancient footbag! It was made in the 1980s by an old friend who went by "Bud" and you can see his signature on one of the panels. While this is probably the worst design and stitchwork

I made this particular bag years back out of pigskin but I'm using this same design right now on a new footbag with a rearrangement of the colors. Unlike a typical 32-panel, this design uses only 30 panels

Just came across an old video that a friend from Denmark shared with me from the 1995 European Footbag Championships. It's been years since I've seen this and it was a kick, literally, to see it again!

Because of issues with the latest hardfork(s), Steemit was down yesterday and I missed NeedleworkMonday. But that's OK because this week's featured footbags aren't sewn, they're linked. This bag uses an

With this bag I incorporated small three-sided pyramids between larger cubes. It has a total of six cubes and eight pyramids totalling 68 panels, which is a very unusual number. Of all the footbags I've

BlockJam 2019 The Hague - HackySack Workshop

The design of this footbag is pretty unique; it may only be a three-dimensional cube in space but its fourth dimension comes from the function of the bag! The Tesseract is a 12-panel and one of the more

After a great weekend, Needlework Monday is here again and if you ever played ball and jax as a kid, these footbags combine the jax and ball into one! Each bag is composed of six protruding discs or cylinders

The footbag above is photographed in one of my Nugtrays™... you can find more of those at nugtray.com. This design is the Shroom, a cousin to the Blister bag. This colorful bag is sewn from 64 panels,

Good morning! It's Needlework Monday and today we're focusing in on the Dog Turd footbag I designed years ago. Great bag, kicks straight and great for freestyle. Plus, you won't slip if you step on it!

This unique tripod design, called the "6-point star," is a fully functioning footbag! Some have you have wondered if these unusual shapes can stall and kick straight, and the answer is, they

It's time again for Needle Work Monday and today I'm posting a design called the Morning Star. It's a 32-panel cousin to the blister design on the Cat's Paw but using pentagons. Like most other footbags,

Hey, hey! It's that time again... Needlework Monday. Time for another unusual footbag design! The RastaQuad is a variation of the Cat's Paw but with fewer sacs protruding: just four total. Each sac is

This cat's paw footbag design came about when I realized I could sew the bags outward into these further dimensions. Each pad of the cat's paw is an individual bag that all come together in the center,

A few months back, I joined Steemit on the recommendation of @geke. My name is Allan and I'm originally from Denmark, now living in Denver, Colorado. Am new to crypto and blockchain tech; my interests

The last five weeks have been a whirlwind! But the price paid has been very little time for posting more than the bare minimum of daily Defense Department contracts. I hope to return to producing venn