Since momma retired my tying and jig making has moved out to the shed. So on nice days, when I can, I spend them in the shed...Attachment 388245
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Since momma retired my tying and jig making has moved out to the shed. So on nice days, when I can, I spend them in the shed...Attachment 388245
Nice jigs......does she let you back in the house when its supper time? rotfl
tile fire, usually as most times I cook dinner, lol...Quote:
Originally Posted by tlefire
Heck I have no space and would be tickled to have a shed for my things.....lol. Nice jigs! Those should get the job done.
Well, Dave, the shed is our storage shed/ my workshop...with everything in there (12x16)it don’t leave much room...but glad I have that...
I really like that rust colored jig!
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Me too!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Redge
I think they’re gonna like chocolate, some real nice ties.
I guessing your meaning the gold tinsel chenille with Chartreuse Maribor tail...or do you mean the brown and brown? Anyway thank you!
You get out after a good rain next spring and the water is all stained bad, the last ones will surely catch them!
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Good looking work there. My little woman will have none of the tying in the house. I go to the garage.:hatchet: Thanks for serving my fellow veteran.
Well GrumpyLoomis, We are currently living in a mobile home park and don’t even have a car port. So not being allowed to tie in the house and have piece, I tie in the shed...hot in the summer and cold in the winter, lol....Quote:
Originally Posted by GrumpyLoomis
The first sixteen years of my life and several more later were done in a mobile home. It certainly makes you appreciate space and you learn to utilize every inch. Tie on my friend.