Mixing dubbing...

What's angelina fibre, Frank?

Thanks. vince

vincent p. norris wrote:
What's angelina fibre, Frank?

http://www.texturatrading.com/angelina.html

This stuff is awesome. It comes in 30+ colors and puts a sparkle in
your dubbing. Secondarily, some of the fibres are fusible. You can mix
it 50/50 with your favorite dubbing and iron it between two pieces of
butcher paper to make wing and wing case material.
Spinners use it in yarn and scrapbookers use the fusible stuff in their
work.
Tom may be able to help, but there is a fly tyer out there who's buying
this stuff and repackaging it for quadruple the cost (Gartside?).
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Frank Reid
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Frank Reid wrote:

http://www.texturatrading.com/angelina.html
etc
Tom may be able to help, but there is a fly tyer out there who's
buying this stuff and repackaging it for quadruple the cost
(Gartside?).

Could very well be Gartside's "Secret Stuff".
--
Stan Gula
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http://www.texturatrading.com/angelina.html

etc

Tom may be able to help, but there is a fly tyer out there who's
buying this stuff and repackaging it for quadruple the cost
(Gartside?).


Could very well be Gartside's "Secret Stuff".

Could be, but then again, I could never keep a secret.
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Frank Reid
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Thanks for the info, Frank. Marvelous-looking stuff.

vince

vincent p. norris wrote:
Thanks for the info, Frank. Marvelous-looking stuff.

I'll bring my stash to Penns, along with some wool, angora and the
carding combs. Quick lesson and free dubbing.
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Frank Reid
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I'll bring my stash to Penns, along with some wool, angora and the
carding combs. Quick lesson and free dubbing.

That would be great, Frank.

I'm leaving April 6 for Ireland and Italy but hope to be back in time
for the Clave.

vince

vincent p. norris wrote:

I'll bring my stash to Penns, along with some wool, angora and the
carding combs. Quick lesson and free dubbing.


That would be great, Frank.

I'm leaving April 6 for Ireland and Italy but hope to be back in time
for the Clave.

Need a ghillie? Translator? Butler? I come cheap. Sounds like it'll
be the trip of a lifetime. We'll need a full TR when you get back. Enjoy.
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Frank Reid
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I'm leaving April 6 for Ireland and Italy but hope to be back in time
for the Clave.

Dates are now set; I'll be back just in time in time.

Need a ghillie? Translator?

My second trip to Ireland, land of my ancestors, so I speak the
language fluently. First trip to Italy, though; how's your Italian?

Well, actually, my younger daughter lives there, so I have a
translator.

Enjoy.

Thanks very much, Frank.

vince

vincent p. norris wrote:

Thanks for the info, Frank. Marvelous-looking stuff.

By the way, I'm chaining the wiff to the sewing machine. I want her to
finish your quilt.
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Frank Reid
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