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  • admin 3:27 pm on January 22, 2012 Permalink
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    Acme Made Union Photo Messenger DSLR Camera Bag 

    avidmaxoutfitters.com The Union Photo Messenger is the perfect solution for an around-the-town photo enthusiast who needs a couple of extra lenses or accessories to catch the perfect shot. The exterior Bombshell technical fabric offers a durable, water-resistant, and stylish flap to cover and protect your gear. Hidden exterior lens cap pocket and accessory pockets make this a great protective camera bag that doesn’t look like the traditional camera bag. Features: Adjustable padded interior dividers to customize kit. Two zippered accessory pockets keep items organized. Quick-access exterior lens pocket for easy storage and retrieval. Top handle and adjustable shoulder strap for multiple carrying option. Fits most DLSR cameras plus two additional lenses or accessories. Specs: Color: Black External Dimensions: 13L x 6.25W x 8.75H in. (33.02 x 15.88 x 22.23 cm) Internal Dimensions: 10.5L x 4.25W x 7.5H in. (26.67 x 10.8 x 19.05 cm) Item Weight: 1.4 lb

     

  • admin 12:13 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink
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    Skate Messenger Bag Features 

    goincase.com A detailed look at the features and functions of the Skate Messenger Bag. Pairing the best aspects of conventional bike messenger bags with our signature device-driven functional features and industrial design aesthetic, the Courier Collection provides durability, waterproofing and ease-of-use every professional courier can come to rely on. The Skate Messenger Bag is a signature product within the collection, robust in its design and functionality. goincase.com

     

    • ELCHITOWNMEXICANO 12:18 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      why u need a bike when u could skate there

    • SteVeYG215 1:09 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      @MURRxOEx951 lol a phanny pack since when are they cool again

    • MURRxOEx951 1:15 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      i dont kno about u but i like to skate with swagg and if im wearin a phanny pack thats not possible :(

    • pimenta203 1:39 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      the bike stuff is when you are going to the skatepark with the bike for example ,with your skateboard on your back ,you can lock your bike

    • nothingbutrules 1:57 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      like this if you would rather put the ipod in your pocket and put the chord under your shirt

    • backspacesquare 1:58 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      when he opened it up fully it looked like a big purse

    • DoktorMookow 2:38 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      ARE YOU KIDDING ME THIS THING IS $219!!!

    • EKDKProductions 2:42 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      if theres a hole for the headphones, then its not water proof

    • imthebest4624 3:39 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      yea im gonna need to know where i can buy one of these

    • izzyMACHANAO 3:53 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      @SkatePride101 it did actually

    • SkatePride101 4:15 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      @izzyMACHANAO maybe this has came up to you already, but maybe a skater wants to bike to his place to skate or something, then he can lock his bike etc.

    • DCONLEY3 4:55 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      some ppl bmx and skate

    • staygold96 5:13 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      how are you gonna close it when the board is in there haha

    • alexhaddon 5:58 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      @izzyMACHANAO well yeah

    • izzyMACHANAO 6:18 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      @James32297 read my comment to 7phillip9 :3

    • izzyMACHANAO 6:23 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      @alexhaddon oh, so when your bike tire gets flat your gna put a bike lock on it and leave it on the street. makes sense.

    • alexhaddon 6:29 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      @izzyMACHANAO i can see where your coming from but where will you put your bike? thats what the bike locks for? oh well….dont matter lol

    • James32297 6:48 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      @izzyMACHANAO its easier to ride to spots on a bike i use this bag

    • izzyMACHANAO 7:13 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      @alexhaddon bleh, like i said. if your gna skate, then skate. dont drag a huge bike along with you. and if your tire gets flat, where will you put your bike when you skate? certainly you cant leave it on the street or carry it on your back. the bike part just seems really pointless to me. but hey, thats just me.

    • alexhaddon 7:38 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      @izzyMACHANAO So if your on a bike and the tire goes flat or something’s loose then you can just get it out…its for a skateboard and a bike. Thats the whole point of the bag

    • Lurkstatusss 8:31 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      I have a place where I store my skate stuff…

      my car

    • ultraret 9:12 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      wow 4 mins and you guys couldn’t even show us how it would look while the guy is walking or with the product on his person??? weak video

    • BlackflamezzProduct 10:04 pm on January 21, 2012 Permalink

      like a cheap version of a chrome bag

  • admin 11:56 am on January 17, 2012 Permalink
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    Art of Crochet by Teresa – Crochet Messenger Hobo Slouch Bag 

    Written Instructions – crochet-mania.blogspot.com Crochet Messenger Slouch Handbag Written by Teresa Richardson Materials Crochet Hook Size: L – 8MM 4 Ply Yarn Yarn Amount Estimate: 600 yards/548 meters Keep in mind that it is better to have to much yarn than not enough. 2 Strands of Yarn – I use 4-ply and 3-ply in the tutorial. You can use any combination. It will make the bag a little larger or smaller depending on your hook size and crochet tension. For A Deeper Bag – There is a decrease at round 28. For a deeper bag, you can add more rounds before, more rounds after or both at the decrease round. Start Loop: Magic Circle Or Chain 3, join. Round 1: Ch 1, 6 SC in loop or chain, Do Not Join Round 2: 2 SC in ea SC around (12 SC) Mark beginning round. Make sure you move your marker every couple or rows. Your start stitch will shift to the left and your marker will shift to the right with each consecutive increase round. Round 3: 2 SC in ea SC around ( 24 SC) Round 4: 1 SC in each SC around ( 24 SC) Round 5: *1 SC in next ST, 2 SC in next ST, Continue around from *. (36 SC) Round 6: 1 SC in ea SC around ( 36 SC) Round 7: *1 SC in each of the next 2 SC, 2 SC in the next SC,Continue around from *.(50 SC) Round 8: 1 SC in ea SC around, (50 SC) If you find you have less stitches, evenly work the extra stitches. Round 9: *1 SC in each of the next 3 SC, 2 SC in the next SC,Continue around from *.(60 SC) Round 10: 1 SC in ea ST around. (60 SC) Round 11: *1 SC in each of the next 4 …

     

    • miachavelita 12:13 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      Omg i cant stand ur squeaky hook! Otherwise its great!

    • XxchibiboboxX 12:38 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      i like your magic circle method way better. quicker and much more effective-thank you :)

    • sachaoh 1:28 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      Can I do a half or double crochet stitch instead of a single crochet? :)

    • ruqayyah4 1:56 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      how can i make my bag even larger?

    • gottaloveit25 1:56 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      Could you post a video about making a smaller version bag

    • tjw1963 1:57 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      @donaskmey You can make a strap

    • donaskmey 2:50 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      other than crocheting a tube for the handle, can i just make a long strip instead? the tubed handle makes the bag look more chunkier that i’d like to make mine.

    • nascar2182001 3:00 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      Can a double crochet stitch or even half work just as well? Thanks :)

    • milkshake011 3:25 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      Hi, what is the size of the bag?

    • tjw1963 3:38 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      @CheeseGaGa You will find a zipper close in size to the opening of the bag. You will hand stitch it in with a small sewing needle and sewing thread.

    • CheeseGaGa 4:32 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      hi teresa, i just finish my bag and i was wondering if adding a zip would be ok, erm, what size zip do i use? the bag is the perfect size for me, god bless (:

    • tjw1963 4:57 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      @ezigyjolesz Thank you for your kind words. Please share a video response or a picture

    • ezigyjolesz 5:41 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      Hey Teresa! I’m really happy that I found your channel! I appreciate your work, you’re a good “teacher”! I’ve learned a lot from your videos, thank you veryveryvery much!

    • HurroPaula 6:27 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      Thank you so much for posting this:) I’m loving the patterns!

    • karryant 6:43 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      I know this sounds like a totally random question….but do youo crochet needles ever feel or get …sticky??? and of so what do you do or how do you prevent it? It is kind of wierd but it happens to me sometimes and the hook doesn’t glide over the yarn as nice.

    • tjw1963 7:36 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      @CheeseGaGa You can make the bag larger with increase stitches and increase rounds.

    • CheeseGaGa 8:19 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      @tjw1963 i just started and reached row 11, i was thinking of doubling the amt of rows, i don’t know if that would be ok…. but when i move to row 13, i will do 1 sc in 5 stitches then do 2 sc in the next one and i will continue this pattern till row 23, but after that, when i deepen the bag, do i do 2 decreases? and when do i do the decrease? btw, i love all your crochet projects (: looking forward to future videos (: god bless.

    • charly29ful 8:29 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      ok im confused. when you get to row 3 and row four? what do i do?

    • tjw1963 9:03 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      @CheeseGaGa If you are using a smaller crochet hook, the back will be much smaller. You would need to modify and work in additional increase rounds and stitches.

    • CheeseGaGa 9:13 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      hi teresa, im 12 and i love to crochet, just to check, i want to use recycled yarn, but i would need to use a 4.00mm crochet hook, approximate how big will it be?

    • irisitayerik 10:02 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      @laabellaz it’s just my problem too LOL

    • tjw1963 10:54 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      @missjane768 I am thrilled that you like the bag! I appreciate the comment.

    • tjw1963 11:28 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      @Urvasi163 You could adapt this bag to plastic handles! I would suggest making some little tabs instead of the long handles. Fold the tabs over the plastic handles.

    • Urvasi163 12:04 am on January 18, 2012 Permalink

      Loved this bag!! I have loads of plastic handles and would like to make crochet bags using them. Do you have any videos or patterns for them?

    • missjane768 12:27 am on January 18, 2012 Permalink

      I love this bag!! I also love the fact that u give the written instructions too. So talented u r. God Bless!!

  • admin 7:03 am on January 17, 2012 Permalink
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    Tenba Messenger Photo Laptop Bag 

     

  • admin 2:00 am on January 17, 2012 Permalink
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    [iPad-Zubehör] Tom Bihn / Ristretto – Messenger Bag 

    The Ristretto for Netbooks is a vertical messenger bag (similar to our Cafe Bags though different in proportion) with a interior padded compartment that protects from all sides and is sized specifically for your iPad or Netbook or Kindle DX. Mehr Informationen unter: http://www.iPhoneBlog.de

     

    • imopsvideo 2:21 am on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      ja du siehst wirklich glücklich aus… :D

    • AAAnsie 3:13 am on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      und dann sieht man glücklich aus :P
      gefällt mir, aber is schon ein bisschen sehr teuer ^^

    • HazeMachtBlau 4:02 am on January 17, 2012 Permalink

      bist du das?

  • admin 11:40 am on January 13, 2012 Permalink
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    Tenba Small Messenger Bag Review 

    My first serious camera bag, the Tenba small Messenger is a versatile bag which you can also use as an overnight case. For a light and neat carrying solution which includes space for a 15inch laptop, this is almost unbeatable. Please join me on http://www.picture-u.net and http://www.picturing-u.blogspot.com for more photographic fun.

     

    • Houston1863 11:58 am on January 13, 2012 Permalink

      OK friend I tried fitting a 5D2 gripped into the Tenba with a few lenses. It’s a squeeze with a 100mm Macro and a 24-70 but it will accommodate a lens of that size with hood reversed. A 70-200 will have to be carried unmounted.

      Hope this helps

    • Houston1863 12:12 pm on January 13, 2012 Permalink

      Thank you friend. I’m glad you enjoyed my ‘ Hollywood moment ‘ :)

      I’m afraid the peeps are right. A gripped body with a lens placed as you say, simply would not fit. It hasn’t bothered me since I don’t carry my equipment that way. I don’t shoot out of a bag you see. That apart, the bag is very useful, durable and versatile. It’s also well-priced. One thing I forgot to mention in the video is that the base is made of a waterproof material.

    • GabooN 1:00 pm on January 13, 2012 Permalink

      Thanks for the review. I have been thinking of this bag off and on for the past several months. It is nice to see a new video pop up that I haven’t seen over and over!

      Do you ever configure it to have a lens mounted to the body? I have an Xti with grip, and have had people say that it does and does not fit bodies with grips in a ‘lens down’ configuration due to the width it creates near the top of the bag.

  • admin 10:12 am on January 11, 2012 Permalink
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    Tenba Messenger Camera Bag: A Design Preferred by The Word’s Best Photojournalists For Years 

    Learn more at: http://www.tenba.com Capacity: 1-2 D/SLR bodies, 3-5 lenses, flash and accessories The Tenba Messenger Camera Bag is classic, fast-moving, and body hugging—a design preferred by the world’s best photojournalists for years. Lightweight yet protective, everything within fast reach. Customizable interior, loads of accessory pockets, and exclusive, innovative features geared to the real-world needs of the working pro. A bag that works hard, but doesn’t call attention to itself.

     

    • caet49 10:37 am on January 11, 2012 Permalink

      Its seems light, but my domke bag is 1600 grams, but has padded sidepocket which i perfer and Will hold more gear plus an iPad.

    • marcusstarr2000 11:34 am on January 11, 2012 Permalink

      From the Philippines:
      Tenba makes wonderful bags that last a lifetime

  • admin 6:24 am on January 9, 2012 Permalink
    Tags: , Lightweight, Messenger, , Stealthy,   

    Tenba Messenger Camera Bag: Lightweight, Stealthy Bag for Photographers 

    www.tenba.com Capacity: 1-2 D/SLR bodies, 3-5 lenses, flash and accessories The Tenba Messenger Camera Bag is classic, fast-moving, and body hugging—a design preferred by the worlds best photojournalists for years. Lightweight yet protective, everything within fast, easy each. Customizable interior, loads of accessory pockets, and exclusive, innovative features geared to the real-world needs of the working pro. A bag that works hard, but doesn’t call attention to itself.

     

    • 4Patat 6:28 am on January 9, 2012 Permalink

      This one looks like the best choice for me.
      Lots of space and a well planned layout.
      Top bad the photoinsert can’t be split up in parts. Cargopockets are always great to quickly drop gear into that you don’t need at the moment.

    • nevilleblackphoto 6:53 am on January 9, 2012 Permalink

      With the money Tenba makes, they need to hire a jingler. 

    • crabs1jz 7:11 am on January 9, 2012 Permalink

      Nice bag, great production quality,… Tenba; probably the worst jingle song ever! haha

      But cool bag still the same

    • iChristian91206 7:13 am on January 9, 2012 Permalink

      @rxbyalan yes you can

    • spongebens 7:34 am on January 9, 2012 Permalink

      I was almost sold until that final song.

    • iChristian91206 8:13 am on January 9, 2012 Permalink

      I love this bag!! I bought it last week and tested it today in DC and it fucking rocks!

    • iChristian91206 9:08 am on January 9, 2012 Permalink

      the guy in this video looks like he hides in bushes taking pictures of little kids, while beating off in his tenba messenger bag!

    • Maxsdiscos 9:42 am on January 9, 2012 Permalink

      Maybe, but it would be a tight fit, and you would have limited room either side of the lens to store other accessories.

    • rxbyalan 10:09 am on January 9, 2012 Permalink

      can you put a 70-200 2.8 with the lens hood (non-reversed) mounted to a body?

  • admin 5:17 am on January 4, 2012 Permalink
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    PS I Made This…Denim Messenger Bag 

    Erica Domesek of PS I Made This teaches us how to make a denim messenger bag out of an old pair of jean shorts

     

    • humzyfoweva 6:04 am on January 4, 2012 Permalink

      @imMEHOE Probably a craft store or a DIY workshop store or something… :)

    • louietheduke 6:51 am on January 4, 2012 Permalink

      i want to make this right now 8D in fact i will *finds old pants* :D

    • Losanglesgirl67 7:43 am on January 4, 2012 Permalink

      awesome
      

    • imMEHOE 8:33 am on January 4, 2012 Permalink

      nice… were would i be able to get a chain like that!?

    • kelly2k 9:19 am on January 4, 2012 Permalink

      lovely idea!!

    • TheAlassandra1098 9:24 am on January 4, 2012 Permalink

      So Cute :)

    • TheSammbam 9:41 am on January 4, 2012 Permalink

      I cnt wait to try this out!!<3 how long does the chain need to be?

    • sovannasheart 9:42 am on January 4, 2012 Permalink

      so cute! thanks for sharing

  • admin 9:55 am on December 31, 2011 Permalink
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    Bumble Bags Diaper Bags Jessica Messenger 7248973 

    www.zappos.com Product Description: # This bag can be worn 4 different ways: shoulder bag, backpack, across the chest or with our newly added stroller straps, it can be hung by the handle bars. # New! Increased water/stain resistant interior/exterior and matching colored inner lining. # New! Added magnetic snap to the front flap allows a stronger closure and added security. # Our signature detachable, fold out changing pad is quick and convenient. # Multiple pockets including side cell phone pocket, new elastic bottle pockets, two front pockets, and two inside pockets. # Stain resistant so only spot clean is necessary. Lay flat to dry. # New measurements for more storage: 14.5″L x 13.5″H x 6 “W. # 39.00 oz.

     

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