Tying the Sweetie with Martyn White

Step by step instructions for a nice little shrimpy pattern from Peter Mackenzie-Phillips.
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Materials Used
Hook: Single, double or treble 6-12
Thread: Hot orange Uni 8/0
Tail: Hair from the back of a dyed orange bucktail (brownish hairs)
Body: Copper tinsel (sybai sparkle hair dark copper)
Rib: Oval silver tinsel
Wing: Mixed orange and yellow squirrel tail
Veiling: Teal
Cheeks: Jungle cock

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