Tired of TV entertainment so off to my cocoon during prime time. 1/32 oz. Made a few 1/64 also black tail, thread, beads and head with yellow eyes.
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Tired of TV entertainment so off to my cocoon during prime time. 1/32 oz. Made a few 1/64 also black tail, thread, beads and head with yellow eyes.
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Wow! Those look awesome and I'll bet the gills will love 'em.
Very nice work.
Those look awesome
Looking good and think the crappie would also like them!
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Very kool
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Very interesting pattern!
If the beads fit a little loose do you could just build up the diameter of the hook with thread.
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Glass beads are funny in the sense that there are plenty out of round. Also hole diameter is not consistent. They do out shine any plastic bead I even saw. Some have what looks like the hole is tinned so I think this causes the diameter problem. Czech beads seem to be close to round but hole size varies a bit. What I try to do as I am tapering the thread the last bit I try to line the beads with my thumbnail. Sometimes it works and sometimes they are too tight to move. I coat the thread with a bit of Sally Hansen so that should lock them.Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappieDreamer
I have never used beads. I wonder how much UV transmits through them. Might be able to use UV resin, position, then cure?
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There is not a pan fish in the world that could resit those. Great job.
I like that, they will hunt.
How did you do the tail where the beads meet the feathers? Looks like acrylic or something?
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really cool ties!
I use 210 denier thread and coat it up with Sally Hansen Hard as nails clear polish. On some I used S.H. disco ball fingernail polish.Quote:
Originally Posted by ppowell
Love them
Great looking ties!