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    Found a box full of stuff my son had bought several years ago and thought why not, I'll give it a try. This may be something I could get addicted to if I could ever figure out how to do it right. Not the best but not as bad as I was thinking they would turn out. Appreciate any tips on how to make them better.Name:  20220110_110555.jpg
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    Those are some very nice ties
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    Those look great for first ties! I see nothing noticeable wrong with them. Good job.

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    Look better than my first ones!


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    Nothing at all wrong with those. You got the tail length just right which is the first mistake most new folks make. I would have never guess those were your first ties. They look much better than my first ones.

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    You are doing quite well Grass Hopper. Looks like you've been paying attention to what these guys have been saying. Keep up the good work.

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    Some of the best advice I got was from Skip. Strive for consistency. You are doing well. Have fun.

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    Great advice there from MCG1, 20 some years ago I got into a jig swap that wanted 20 jigs tied identical. Took prolly 35 to get there but what a learning experience it was. SKIP is the master at this and I'm quite sure it is from practicing it over and over. Today I can tie that jig in my sleep and it will look the same. Welcome to tying my friend.
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    Well the party has just begun......very nice my friend.
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