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by tie2fish » Wed Dec 10, 2014 9:52 am
Even since I saw Eric's post "Alpaca!" the other day, I've had a nagging feeling that some of this material was lurking somewhere in my stash. After rummaging around a bit, I found a small plastic envelope with the following printed on it: ALPACA Wool ... NZ ... Mm. Inside was this beautiful, soft milk chocolate colored wool that I am pretty sure came to me via the generosity of William A. and originating with Jeff Smith (Matura mayfly) in New Zealand. Here is what I made with it:
Hook: Mustad 94852, Size #12
Thread: Pearsall's Gossamer #19 Hot Orange
Hackle: Brown partridge
Tail: Brown Partridge
Rib: Gold braided tinsel
Body: Alpaca wool spun on Clark block

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