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I've never even tried tying anything like this. Maybe someday I will.
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Very cool. Do u know what the tail fibers are by any chance?
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Never tried that myself either, looks really cool though. I originally thought the head was an oval bead but that's an excellent use of thin skin.
I believe the tail and legs are natural emu.fishhead wrote:Very cool. Do u know what the tail fibers are by any chance?
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Yes, tail is emu, but he forgot to mention leg material. Something or other, Veli Autti style.
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If I were more talented I might try my hand at more realistic patterns. Probably not, I do like hiding behind the fact that I believe strongly in the impressionistic school of design. Saves me from embarrassing myself. This one is very cool. Kudos to the folks with these skills.
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I particularly like the method for the wing case. Haven't seen that technique before.
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