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Danish Pastry Fly

The artist formerly known as The Copper Camel


By Martin Joergensen

All 19 pictures



01 - Thread and rib
01 - Thread and rib
02 - Dubbing
02 - Dubbing
03 - Body
03 - Body
04 - Eyes
04 - Eyes
05 - Cut
05 - Cut
06 - Hackle
06 - Hackle
07 - Web
07 - Web
08 - Tie in
08 - Tie in
09 - Ready
09 - Ready
10 - first turns
10 - first turns
11 - Wound
11 - Wound
12 - Rib
12 - Rib
13 Don't crush
13 Don't crush
14 - wind copper
14 - wind copper
15 - Tie down
15 - Tie down
16 - trim
16 - trim
Copper head
Copper head
Danish pastry fish - and Danish pastry fisher
Danish pastry fish - and Danish pastry fisher
Danish Pastry Fly
Danish Pastry Fly

 
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