Flay Plaid Fringe Twister

**cacunn** · 29th February 08, 10:48 AM

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**emolas** · 29th February 08, 05:19 PM

Interesting. I was going to try using safety-wire pliers to make mine. Did you get it?

**cacunn** · 29th February 08, 06:29 PM

Originally Posted by emolas

Interesting. I was going to try using safety-wire pliers to make mine. Did you get it?

No I didn't get it. I think I'll wait until I make a fly plaid.

**James MacMillan** · 29th February 08, 08:37 PM

Seems like you could bend a wire coat hanger into a pretty good "fringe twister".....? Maybe a wire coat hanger and a cloths pin would be all that one needed??

**walkerk** · 29th February 08, 11:54 PM

Seems like much more trouble than simply doing it by hand.

Safety wire pliers!

**The F-H.C.A.G.** · 1st March 08, 08:37 PM

Try the little device that comes with Barbie Dolls or several other types of little girl's "Action Figures" for twisting the hair. Works pretty well-spring driven!

Be well,

**kevinkinney** · 3rd March 08, 05:00 PM

Blast!

I spent nearly a month twisting the fringe of my plaid by hand.

Oh well.

Kevin.

**cacunn** · 4th March 08, 07:06 AM

If I remember correctly there is a lollipop on a battery operated handle. The handle rotates the lollipop. Depending on how long the battery lasts the lollipop could be replaced by an alligator clip on a stick and you would have a battery operated fringe twister.

**Tahshar** · 5th March 08, 06:25 PM

mmmm How about simply attaching an alligator clip to an appropriate shaft < say a burred up phillips head > for an electric screwdriver? On most you can control the speed with ease. I would imagine you could do them as fast as you could clip and unclip the alligator clip. If you try that let me know how it works.