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Floggers are they hard to make - 12/24/2004 6:14:10 PM

knees2you

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I was Curious is it Really that hard to make A Flogger?
It seems like it would be~

This one looks really hard to have made~
I know this flogger belongs to a site, but just wanted to show a pic, sorry to offend anyone~

Sincerely, eyesofAslave

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RE: Floggers are they hard to make - 12/24/2004 7:07:26 PM

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I guess it depends on how intricate the design. I made a fairly simple one for Master last year for Valentine's Day. I braided a handle around a dowel and had 18 knotted flails on the end. It took under two hours to make, not counting conditioning. I bought all of the supplies at Michael's. It is used fairly often and so far is still in one piece so it is fairly sturdy.

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RE: Floggers are they hard to make - 12/24/2004 9:09:16 PM

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I do have such a thing about floggers. I've never seen one like that before though. It looks like, it'd be a bit harder to use. Let's just say, that one looks VERY interesting...

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RE: Floggers are they hard to make - 12/24/2004 9:19:50 PM

knees2you

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VelvetVixen,

I'm looking to make one for my Mistress.
How would You attach the Flails on the end?
You'll have to excuse me I'm new to this kind of
of stuff. {making one and all}

Thanks for the postings~~

Sincerely, eyesofAslave

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RE: Floggers are they hard to make - 12/24/2004 11:20:21 PM

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Go to any Army-Navy surplus (or camping, mountain climbing) store and look for parachute cord. It's made of nylon, and has about 7 or 8 small nylon threads placed inside another woven nylon out shell. Cut the cords to the desired lengths and melt the ends shut with a lighter (makes neat little red marks on you) or leave them unmelted (for a lighter stroke with no real marks). Go to the library (or Borders, Barnes & Noble, etc) and look for a book on Marlin Spike Seamanship. It will show you all sorts of ways to make decorative knots, weavings, etc that you can use to make a handle. Hope that helped.

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RE: Floggers are they hard to make - 12/25/2004 1:05:14 PM

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http://www.iron-rose.com/IR/docs/balanceflog.htm
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I was Curious is it Really that hard to make A Flogger?
It seems like it would be~

This one looks really hard to have made~
I know this flogger belongs to a site, but just wanted to show a pic, sorry to offend anyone~

Sincerely, eyesofAslave

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RE: Floggers are they hard to make - 12/25/2004 1:28:40 PM

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I have to agree it does depend on how intricate the design..........but simple ones arent really that hard!

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