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Hey there guys,Just looking for any suggestions to make my staff look cool during the day. I've thought of somehow attatching ribbons to the wicks, but I figure that they'll just get all tangled up and probably aren't that good for the wicks anyway. Have any of you seen those ball things that you throw up in the air that have a triangular stream of material- usually fluro- attatched to them?. I think they look pretty cool but wouldn't have the faintest idea of how to go about making one to go on my staff. The metal part of the whole shebang is already electric blue so there's no problem about colour there, but I just want something to put on the ends so it sorta leaves a trail and looks like it's floating. Don't know if you could help me, but any 'do-it-yourself' suggestions would be much appreaciated 'cause I can't afford to go and buy anything super-doopa from the store!!Cheers, MBAlso, just a little extra for the Aussies out there - Anyone going to Byron in July for that music fest??
Hey there guys,Just looking for any suggestions to make my staff look cool during the day. I've thought of somehow attatching ribbons to the wicks, but I figure that they'll just get all tangled up and probably aren't that good for the wicks anyway. Have any of you seen those ball things that you throw up in the air that have a triangular stream of material- usually fluro- attatched to them?. I think they look pretty cool but wouldn't have the faintest idea of how to go about making one to go on my staff. The metal part of the whole shebang is already electric blue so there's no problem about colour there, but I just want something to put on the ends so it sorta leaves a trail and looks like it's floating. Don't know if you could help me, but any 'do-it-yourself' suggestions would be much appreaciated 'cause I can't afford to go and buy anything super-doopa from the store!!Cheers, MBAlso, just a little extra for the Aussies out there - Anyone going to Byron in July for that music fest??
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Sporadically Prodigal
2,758 posts
Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia
Sporadically Prodigal
2,758 posts
Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia
Posted:
I can't believe you are having to actually ask people this!! creativity is the precurser to individuality - how can people maintain any semblance of uniqueness when even the most simplest thing, such as attaching ribbons to the end of a staff, has to be questioned and given the "okay"!!Sorry to come down on you, but seriously!Go buy a ribbon or whatever (strip of fluro material etc) . tie this ribbon around a rubber band and tie the rubber band around the end of your wick. Repeat procedure for other end. No harm done to your wicks and if you are clever enough to make the ribbon a suitable length for your twirling style, you won't get tangled.sheesh!
I can't believe you are having to actually ask people this!! creativity is the precurser to individuality - how can people maintain any semblance of uniqueness when even the most simplest thing, such as attaching ribbons to the end of a staff, has to be questioned and given the "okay"!!Sorry to come down on you, but seriously!Go buy a ribbon or whatever (strip of fluro material etc) . tie this ribbon around a rubber band and tie the rubber band around the end of your wick. Repeat procedure for other end. No harm done to your wicks and if you are clever enough to make the ribbon a suitable length for your twirling style, you won't get tangled.sheesh!
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someone else (i dont recall who) mentioned that tin foil looks very nice.
someone else (i dont recall who) mentioned that tin foil looks very nice.
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the henna lady
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Location: WNY, USA
the henna lady
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Location: WNY, USA
Posted:
Getting frustrate Flash Fire?
I agree with you.Anyway. Also you can make little bags out of dayglo material bought at any fabric store and use a drawstring to tie them over your wicks with. Nice and bright.Get creative and use your imagination! 
------------------Pele Higher, higher burning fire...making music like a choir...
Getting frustrate Flash Fire?
I agree with you.Anyway. Also you can make little bags out of dayglo material bought at any fabric store and use a drawstring to tie them over your wicks with. Nice and bright.Get creative and use your imagination! ------------------Pele Higher, higher burning fire...making music like a choir... Pele
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Location: Christchurch
14 posts
Location: Christchurch
Posted:
allo allo..
i just finished puting metre long ribbons (same stuff a kites made of) on the ends of 2 1.2 metre staffs... the staffs are aluminuim so also they are light.. i think they look pretty cool... and i dont smell like kero after playing with them..
its only a problem when i come to throws , like the ribbons wrap around my hands after i let them go..
allo allo..
i just finished puting metre long ribbons (same stuff a kites made of) on the ends of 2 1.2 metre staffs... the staffs are aluminuim so also they are light.. i think they look pretty cool... and i dont smell like kero after playing with them..
its only a problem when i come to throws , like the ribbons wrap around my hands after i let them go..
We live in the land of the long white cloud..
and in the city with the giant cone..
-someone on RDU
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still can't believe it's not butter
6,978 posts
Location: Melbourne, Australia
still can't believe it's not butter
6,978 posts
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Posted:
this is when swivel ends come in handy.
failing that you could lube up your arms..
this is when swivel ends come in handy.
failing that you could lube up your arms..
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14 posts
Location: Christchurch
14 posts
Location: Christchurch
Posted:
hey yo my man..
I would like to re-assemble them with swivels (like from a fishing store) so they dont get wraped up and flow better, but ive found that its all technique with the throws. you just have to make all your movements flow, and then the ribbons just follow suit.
ps. I am especially fond of under the leg moves.
hey yo my man..
I would like to re-assemble them with swivels (like from a fishing store) so they dont get wraped up and flow better, but ive found that its all technique with the throws. you just have to make all your movements flow, and then the ribbons just follow suit.
ps. I am especially fond of under the leg moves.
We live in the land of the long white cloud..
and in the city with the giant cone..
-someone on RDU
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