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Full Metal Jacket Nutria Muddler

Variations


An oldie pattern from GFF

By Martin Joergensen

With the bullet shaped bead (above)

With one normal large bead with a large countersunk hole (right).

 

 

With two beads: one small and one large,
both with large countersunk holes (below).

Color photo  Pattern  Proportions


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