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the designs themselves come from the 10mm sheet 10M5. The customer who gets these arrows is going to have something very special.
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Sunday, 6 May 2012
Transfers are not just for toy soldiers
A customer bought some transfers off me to decorate some arrows they were making. They are made by a member of the Craft Guild of Traditional Bowyers and Fletchers. Its a great job as you can see here
the designs themselves come from the 10mm sheet 10M5. The customer who gets these arrows is going to have something very special.
the designs themselves come from the 10mm sheet 10M5. The customer who gets these arrows is going to have something very special.
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Ah! I mentioned doing this at a British longbow society shoot recently wonder if this is the same chap I was shooting with and talking too?
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If it was a chap, then no it would not be the case.
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