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craft fur flies
After watching some tutorials on spinning craft fur I decided to take a shot at it. I had some old santa hats that had white craft fur as the trim, so out came the scissors. These are take markers well and are easy to trim to shape. I saw a youtube clip on the Dead head minnow and here's my effort on that pattern.
Eager to see how these fish. Craft fur, markers and fabric glue, and some trial and error is all it takes.
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Permalink Reply by Mark Sleeper on
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Wow nice job Rex .Sleepy
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Permalink Reply by dick tabbert on
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Neato great job.
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Permalink Reply by Rick King on
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Rex - great looking - can you post video link? thx Rick - looking to make some smallmouth flies
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Permalink Reply by Rex Robinson on
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Rick here's a video http://youtu.be/s3_sDbnWA20
I like to apply more fur to make body denser and then shape with scissors, which gives a more defined shape. Enjoy
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Permalink Reply by David, aka, "McScruff" on
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Im way behind on this - but they look great!
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Neat flies rex
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