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Finished Arrows

And here’s a picture of my finished arrows.  All in all, I had a lot of fun making these.

Arrows

Finished arrows

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Feather Splicing

To add a little more pizzazz to my arrows, I’m splicing the cock feather.  There’s a tutorial for this here.

Spliced_Feathers

Spliced Feathers

Some of the feathers, despite being the same make and size, were very different heights.  I’m planning on trimming them down a bit once they’re on the shaft.

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Arrow Cresting

The cresting is completed.  All that’s left is a few more coats of sealant and I’ll be ready to fletch them.

Crest

Crested arrows

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Arrow Base Cresting

This is the base painting for the arrows.

white

White base painting

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Arrow Test Crest

This is a test crest done on a leftover end.  I’ll let it dry overnight and then see how the sealant works over top.

Cresting

Test crest

It’s supposed to resemble my arms:

Argent a bend engrailed sable cotised plain azure.

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Arrow Prep

The arrow shafts are cut to size, tapered on both ends, and have two coats of sealant on. They are now ready to paint.

Arrow Shafts

Arrow Shafts

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