Thread: floss
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04-10-2009 07:30 PM #1I could get used to this!
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for those of you that use dental floss for making fringe, do you use waxed or unwaxed? I tried with the wax and it makes a stiffer fringe and I'm wondering if that would look too oddly stiff or if it might look nicer....
04-10-2009 08:10 PM #2I could get used to this!
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Re: floss
I use waxed because it helps the beads stay in place better. But I noticed that after a while the stickiness wears off a little and the fringe flows pretty nicely. Maybe you could try a few strands and see if you like the effect.
04-10-2009 08:52 PM #3Mega BHUZzer




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Re: floss
I haven't been able to find unwaxed floss, and don't want to order it. I've heard that buttonhole and quilting thread are supposed to work well, too.
04-10-2009 09:07 PM #4Master BHUZzer





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Re: floss
another vote for waxed
04-11-2009 10:08 AM #5Advanced BHUZzer



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Re: floss
waxed. it's a bit annoying when you get to the curly end of the spool, but can straighten it in your (warm) hands.
04-11-2009 11:29 AM #6Official BHUZzer

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Re: floss
Do you use a needle for fringe making?
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