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You might be familiar with me - I run Greyed Out Productions, and make dice bags. I thought that for spring I would do a small giveaway, and do a contest to win a Greyed Out dice bag. I'm not going to make anyone sign up for spam email, or share with all your friends, or "Like" a dozen different things on Facebook; it's a lot simpler than that.

You can win the dice bag pictured below in two ways:

1. "Like" Greyed Out Productions on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/GreyedOutProductions On March 12th, I'll do a random drawing for the winner from all the people who have Liked the page.

2. "+1" this post on Google+ : https://plus.google.com/u/0/107703692587228384810/posts/9Xb4o7kN7xe The drawing for the winner here is on March 20th, again drawn randomly from the people who +1 the post.


Simple as that. Here's the grand prize!

I'd like this one myself, so here I go!


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how much do you normally charge for a dice bag? It's dependant on what you have to do to make it I'm sure. The custom Necrons dice bag you did, using that as an example.

Looks identical to the Dragon Chow dice bags.

 Jimsolo wrote:
Looks identical to the Dragon Chow dice bags.

Well they are both bags that stand up. If they look identical to you I think you need your eyes checked.

I need me a new bag, it's worth a like. Although I would also be interested in cost.

Omigosh a fellow Georgian. Do you hang out at FCB or Gigabytes? Looks like I may have to get me a bag!

Jimsolo - Dragon Chow does great dice bags! While the Dragon Chow dice bags and my Greyed Out dice bags are similar, I think that we both offer a unique product. I use a lot of suedes for my dice bags, and also do screen printed designs on them.

d-usa - There's a link to my Etsy shop in my signature, my dice bags run between $17 and $20, and I can also do custom bags. All of my dice bags hold around 150 dice, which should be plenty of space for even an ork player.

itsacoyote - I make it over to Gigabites about once a week when possible to play Warmachine. David should have some of my dice bags in stock still, I believe.

I showed the ol' like button some love Is it an issue that I'm in the U,K?

Not at all - USPS increased prices recently, but I figure that a contest is a contest, so I'm not restricting countries or anything.

Done, awesome dice bags. If I don't win this one, I'll probably get a custom one. But if I do then it's all good haha!

We carry some of Mr. Grey's Dicebags at our store, they really are top notch. Great materials, and great craftmanship.

I "liked" the page. Great stuff. Really digging the product.

That's really nice looking. How well do the bags stay closed? I got a random bag for D&D a few years back, but the fabric is so stiff that it would never stay closed. If these things can take being lightly jostled around without spilling everything, I may buy one so I can once again feel like a wizard.

Thanks conker!

Ray - I've found that they stay pretty securely closed. Both the suede and I use and the various cotton fabrics are thin enough to where the fabric gets pretty bunched up when you tighten the drawstrings. I've also done a couple of "shake tests", where I fill the bag with my dice collection(about 150 currently), close it, and then turn it upside down and shake it around. No dice have escaped yet.