Showing posts with label spoons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spoons. Show all posts
Thursday, 18 December 2014
Spintec, Making a Salmon Spoon
Making salmon spoons at Spintec, a little factory on the Ribble in the north of England. Spintec also supply parts fro making spinners and flying c's.
spintec.com
Thursday, 22 March 2012
Messing with paints
I got the paint pots out and did bit of messing around trying to come up with some colour combinations, some I love, some I hate.
Below is Pedro, a very little lure I made as a prototype he
weighed 3grams. I made him yesterday from fimo (polymerclay) it took me about
ten minutes and then another twenty to airbrush him. I gave him a couple of
coats of acrylic varnish and left him to dry overnight. This morning early I took
him along with some other lures to the local lake for test run. What a lure he
swam beautifully and then I lost him to snag, why oh why oh why. Poor Pedro you are now like an ex-girlfriend, it was beautiful but it is over.
Labels:
acrylic,
airbrush,
envirotex,
epoxy coating,
fimo,
fishing,
handmade,
homemade,
lures,
polymerclay,
polyurethane,
spoons
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