I'm attempting to make some flu-flu arrows fletched in the traditional spiral way. I have found a couple of good webpages; still things are not as clear as I hope them to be.
"One direction the feather will flare up almost straight from the shaft (see the illustration) Wrapped in the other direction, the feather will have a decided lean and kind of lay towards the shaft. You want the direction that causes the feather to stand straight up."
tradgang.com/flu-flu/
"If you are using left wing feathers, the spiral will helix anti-clockwise down the arrow shaft and vice versa."
africanarcher.com/fluflu.htm
If I'm wrapping a right wing feather going from the nock side to the point side and looking at the arrow same way, am I supposed to wrap the feather clockwise? (I think so, but I want to be sure.)