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    Those are cool! I love the fringe. How do you keep the fringe from unraveling? I keep meaning to ask way2fractious every time he talks about fringing, and I keep forgetting.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The F-H.C.A.G. View Post
    Those are cool! I love the fringe. How do you keep the fringe from unraveling? I keep meaning to ask way2fractious every time he talks about fringing, and I keep forgetting.

    Be well,
    You can just sew a line at the point you want the fringe to stop. That will keep it from unraveling any further.

    Scott
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