The highlights in this blend reminded me of those foggy days of campus life and the journeys to fantasyland we used to take. KB for kind buds. Reds, purples, oranges, yellows, if you've seen the primo stuff you'll understand. You've been thunderfucked!
A mohair and seal substitute blend. This dub has got the stuff.
An improved version of Wet Seal called Sealy Dan.
The Paton's Classic Wool in Cognac Heather is the bomb. An easy yarn to work with and great spectral highlights. UV is also an option.
Supersonic. This blend will rock the scud underworld.
Oh yeah, did I mention that it tie likes like a charm and looks the shiznit?! Yeeeaaah boooy!
It is some good looking stuff, for sure!
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ReplyDeleteNice job on the blends. they look Hawesome!
ReplyDeletedo you dye your own fur? (e.g. rabbit or squirrel?) for example, in Sealy Dan, what color fur do you use?
ReplyDeleteI haven't had the need to dye my own furs yet, though I am ready for when the day comes as I have plenty of rabbit and squirrel hides stockpiled as well as dyes. The Sealy Dan was mainly composed of olive rabbit fur and olive hare's mask; the spectral color blend is made up of different colored antron fibers.
Deleteawesome, thanks!
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