am i doin this rite???

[spikedog20]

ok im undoin the invisible thread i bought not to long ago and im wonderin if im doin it rite???

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this is the front

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and this is the bac

ok wat im doin is undoin a little tip of one strand and then putin some wax on it then puttin it in one of the cuts i made in the cards and as im goin on undoin it im wrappin it around the card.then wen i get to the end of one strand i just put another piece of wax on it and put it in the other cut i made in the card i noe this is a noobish question i just need some help wit this.

[buzzemann]

You have done this correctly... the force is with you ;)

next step would be: google for million dollar knot and tie your own loops ;)

or leave it as it is, stick wax to ends of thread and start to levitate small objects :)

[spikedog20]

thanks buzzemann i was so scared that i was doin it wrong that i stopped doin it and got ready to undo it all thanks a lot man:D

[ntroberts]

You did it right, though next time, try to avoid letting the thread wrap around itself. What I mean is, don't overlap the threads as much as possible. Why? Because every now and then, the thread loops may slip and tangle with itself. It's annoying when you can't pull out the thread because some part of the thread caught the part you're unraveling and have to untangle them.

I found that just a little bit of tension helps keep them from slipping onto each other.

[Jferkin]

Not bad... I dont even dothat.. I left it in the big thread it came for me... Then i just taped an end to my dresser and wala...

[spikedog20]

thats cool thanks every1