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Take two sections of medium oval tinsel. |
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All my bodies are made with pure Japanese silk. It is presented in the form of roller out of paperboard. |
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I rewind the silk on a plastic reel adaptable for standard bobbin. |
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4 : Attach under the shank of the hook the 2 tinsels with to the medium of white Japanese silk. |
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Overall picture, the 2 tinsels and Japanese silk are placed on standby. |
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Cut the bits which exceed by leaving approximately the equivalent length of the body that you will carry out. |
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Leave a little safety. |
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Make a rolling up with jointed whorls to bind the whole and to form under body. |
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Cut which exceeds. |
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Take your red Japanese silk. |
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Attach silk. |
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Apply a micro drop of super glue.
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Cut the silk end which exceeds. The adhesive makes it possible to maintain the whole without thus making node without making bumps. |
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Untwist the Japanese silk, this one must be flat. |
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Roll up silk to form the body. The objective is to make smoothest possible.
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Take again the work with your tying thread.
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Block Japanese silk.
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Cut the silk waste end.
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19 : Take the two tinsels together. |
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Wrap the two tinsels forward together.s. |
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21 : Tie the two tinsels off under the shank |
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22 : Cut the bits of tinsel in excess. |
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23 : Roll up white Japanese silk between the 2 tinsels. Japanese silk will draw aside the 2 automatically tinsels. |
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24 : Tie off the silk with the thread, and clip the excess. |
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The 1st part of your body is finished. |
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