Re: [VFB] Material scraps... I know!!

[Dave Campbell]

I agree with you on this Nick...   I've been overwhelmed the packages I've opened from strangers and found wonderful things to try to tie with... I only hope I can do the same for someone else down the road...   -Dave   On Wed, 29 Sep 2004 23:06:24 +0200, Niclas Runarsson wrote: > I, for one, can say that a package which scraps can be very > appreciated. I > have been introduced to TONS of different material that have been > completely > new to me. Scraps is enough to get familiar with a material. From > there it's > just up to oneself to decide if you want to buy more... a thing > which can be > hard when it's totally strange to you and you aren't really sure > what you > are paying for. > > I'm really grateful for all the help I've got here. After testing > what you > have given me, my "want list" has grown bigger and it will be > easier to > place orders in the future. > > /Nick > > > -----Ursprungligt meddelande----- > Fr�n: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:majordomo- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] F�r > DonO > Skickat: den 29 september 2004 23:58 > Till: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > �mne: Re: [VFB] Using material scraps- was ting with deer hair. > > > OK, I admit it.  I'm a charter member of Overhacklers Anonymous and > of > Wasteahacklers Anonymous.  I'd rather save up bags of odds-'n-ends > and send > them to someone who wants a chance to tie with lots of different > materials, > but can't afford to buy them, than to try to save/sort them and > make use of > them.  This goes for hooks, too.  I rarely strip a hook.  But I get > no > objections form the friends I send these packages too, either. > > DonO