Would you please make an announcement when doing so Mark. I would like to
read it.

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of Mark Delaney
Sent: Wednesday, 24 August 2005 1:19 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [VFB] Craft Fir

both sewing shops and craft stores usually carry craft furs, but the
craft stores usually have a better selection of colors (at least here
in Louisiana).  I frrequent the craft & sewing stores a lot here in
Lake Charles, LA, since the closest fly shops are either 120+ miles
east (in Baton Rouge) or 120+  miles west (in Houston).  you just have
to use your imagination...

At the moment I'm working on an article for our local fly club's
newsletter on materials from sewing and craft stores (complete with
pictures of materials).  When I'm done (probably some time next week)
I'll post it up on a web page someplace in pdf format for those
interested.

Mark Delaney

On 8/23/05, Eric Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> My wife did something yesterday that was very dangerous.   She turned me
> loose in place called The Salty Feather.  To a newbie fly tier, that was
> heaven.   I bought quite a few old back issues of magazines and I found
out
> some of you guys on this list are famous.  I bought one of Tim Borski's
> videos and he uses "craft fir".  Is that something you can find at a
fabric
> store and is all craft fir made from material that is good for fly tying?
> Eric


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