Carrie Stevens Patterns II - Intro and Text Index

By Wes Autio (Introduction and Feature Coordination)

GREEN WITCH
Submitted By Lindsey Grandison

GREEN WITCH

HOOK	Mustad 94720 8 X
TAG	Flat silver tinsel
BODY	Orange floss
RIB	Flat silver tinsel
BELLY	White bucktail past bend
THROAT	Golden pheasant crest, below which in green grizzly hackle
UNDERWING	Four to five peacock herls
WING	Four green grizzly hackles
CHEEK	Large jungle cock
HEAD	Carrie Stevens tied it with a black head with a red band
SOURCE	Hilyard & Hilyard: Schmookler & Sils

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