Jerry,
You are bringing back old memories. Yes, that was 9
years ago when I was trying to downsize my tying
stuff. I managed to dispose of three large plastic
tubs of Fur and Yarn. Some surfaced again when Rick Z
recently sent some to a list member, I forgot who but
I am glad someone is getting some use from it. I sent
out over 30 packages of fur and yarn, need to do that
again with some of the other stuff I am not using.
LOL.
Tony

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>  
>  
> Right now the only things I save are left over
> pieces of sili  skin, pieces 
> of transfer foil and foam pieces.  Some where I've
> got  pieces of CDC and Angel 
> Hair which I use for dubbing.  Numerous  Polar Fiber
> "skins" where I've 
> clipped off the longest pieces.  I still  have some
> of the first necks I brought 
> too many years ago to count.  I was  just looking
> through a whole box of bits 
> and pieces of fur that Tony S.  sent me may be 10-12
> years ago, when I was 
> deciding if I needed to make up some  dubbing for
> the flymph I'm tying for Lane's 
> swap.  They're well seasoned  with moth balls.
>  
> Jerry C
> "All things considered, I'd rather be in
> Philadelphia."
>  
>  a message dated 10/22/2006 7:13:30 AM Eastern
> Daylight Time,  
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> 
> This is  a call to all scrimpers out there (or those
> who can't throw  things
> out):
> 
> I want to write an article on different ways to 
> conserve and come by tying
> materials. For example, I keep all the bits and 
> pieces left over from
> spinning hair and stripping feathers (anything left 
> over) and bag it. When I
> build up enough, I stick it all in a dubbing loop 
> and make
> cicada/caddis/beetle bodies. It works great and
> gives a perfect  mix of
> colours and textures. Another thing I do is once I
> finish a patch of  deer, I
> then cut out crab shells from it (or use it for
> mouse  tails/ears)....you get
> the drift.
> 
> I'd like to hear of suggestions  from others who
> have the same "fetish". Also
> I'd like to know how you use  it.
> 
> Thanks  all,
> 
> Reuven
> 
> ______________________________________________
> Reuven  Segal
> 
> B. Engineering (Aerospace)- Final Year
> B. Engineering  (Manufacturing Systems and
> Management)
> RMIT University
> 
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> East St. Kilda, 3183
> Melbourne,  Victoria
> Australia
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> 
> 
> 
> hia."
> 

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