Brown your own deck by using our patented "no windlass" anchor hauling method!
For quick results, make sure your chain has some rust, and choose very muddy bays!
Brown your own deck by using our patented "no windlass" anchor hauling method! 8 comments
@rek See, if you had an electric windlass you could instead use the powered method, with the chain running through the gypsy while rapidly sprinkling rust flakes over the entire foredeck and down the anchor well. A much superior way to get rusty gelcoat 🤣 Combine with some black, sticky mud for extra effect. The two rope loops made using a double fisherman's knot that we use aboard Pino to haul in the rope rode :>... they were very usefult to us this summer, very useful to help smear the mud around the deck. Nice knots! To make necklaces I use 1 mm waxed thread closed with a handmade fisherman's knot, not as nice as yours. Thinking of improving my speed to make some 1000 pieces, I've discovered the "knotter" below, made for textile factories, with absurdly complicated mechanics. Cool tool, but the price is ~ 300 € + VAT, so I keep making handmade knots. |
@rek@merveilles.town or pee :3