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Old 06-09-2010, 09:49 AM
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Tying a detached body ??? Can some please help me out with how you tie a detached body on a needle , you know like with Deer Hair and also when using foam how do you do the thread wraps to get the segmentation on the foam body ??

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Take a look here:

The principle is much the same for deer hair.
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You can control the segmentation by adjusting the tension on the foam (pulling right to left for a right handed tier) and the extent to which the thread is advanced. When you've done the body, you can also adjust it by rolling it on a hard surface under your index finger.

BTW the advantage of the above method versus McPhail's is that the advancement of the thread is hidden between the folded foam.

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You can control the segmentation by adjusting the tension on the foam (pulling right to left for a right handed tier) and the extent to which the thread is advanced. When you've done the body, you can also adjust it by rolling it on a hard surface under your index finger.
Cheers , forgot about that SBS Anyway was wondering if there was any other methods .....

I want it for Daddy Patterns but I guess the methods are the same .....

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t I guess the methods are the same .....
yep. From a large foam daddy to a gnat.

Worth looking at the videos here as well:

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