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ericg0729

Posted 1/29/2012 8:23 PM (#535563)
Subject: #13 Cowgirl

Posts: 43

Location: West Virginia

Here is another spinner i made. Still having a little trouble with making the skirts. They look good then after i tie them off i realize that they arent even clear around...any help with correcting this problem?

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Zib

Posted 1/29/2012 9:54 PM (#535583 - in reply to #535563)
Subject: RE: #13 Cowgirl

Posts: 1405

Location: Detroit River

What are you tying the skirts to? Are you using a zip tie or thread to tie them?

ericg0729

Posted 1/29/2012 10:27 PM (#535587 - in reply to #535563)
Subject: Re: #13 Cowgirl

Posts: 43

Location: West Virginia

I am tying them to coil spring and i am using danville thread

jakejusa

Posted 1/30/2012 11:06 AM (#535634 - in reply to #535563)
Subject: RE: #13 Cowgirl

Posts: 994

Location: Minnesota: where it's tough to be a sportsfan!

There was a time when I was concerned on tying a perfect bucktail. I suppose if you are selling them it is important. I've taken tails that my 9 year old grandson tied when he was learning...loks like someone swept the floor and got it all on a hook.:-) They catch fish....perfection is an illusion and often in Muskie fishing is highly overated.

Zib

Posted 1/30/2012 7:40 PM (#535716 - in reply to #535563)
Subject: RE: #13 Cowgirl

Posts: 1405

Location: Detroit River

When I tie mine I use a bread tie to temporary tie it in place to the coil next to the spot that I plan to tie with thread. I then move the strands around until they look even going around the coil then I tie with thread & remove the bread tie when I’m done.

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