can you take the charms off to put them on stretchy string?
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They are removeable and will attach to any band that is the same size as the band the come with.
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They don't look like the kind of links that can be opened, but maybe you could cut them off and replace them with a leather thong or different chain. They are such good quality for the price, it might be worth a little alteration.
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Yes, you can hook several together to make them wider and/or longer. What you can't do is take any of the pegs out, to create some of the other bracelets seen (on YouTube, for example). I had originally purchased this for my daughter and she loves it, but she wanted to make a bracelet that required a few of the pegs to be removed but she couldn't since this one doesn't allow it. I ended up purchasing her the Rainbow loom and keeping this one, the Fun loom, for myself. If you don't have a desire to make any of the bracelets that require peg removal, this one is great!
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I usually slide mine off to the side to remove them. Try putting strips of fabric under each clamp. They'll help with removing clamps, and they'll improve the clamp's grip on the fabric when you pull it taut. Tutorial: http://curiosities808.wordpress.com/2008/06/20/embroidery-tools-qsnaps-tutorial/
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They really cannot be cut. There is a 1.5 inch section of hook that buckles around to the longer loop portion. You could cut the loop section and re-sew it to the buckle if motivated enough. Probably easy if you have a sewing machine. That said, these straps are actually pretty well made and worth the price.
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no, you just thread them thru the loop and tighten. You could leave them attached, but it's so easy to take them on and off, that your better off just removing them. It will keep things from rattling around up there as well as protect them from so much sun and wind. These straps are the coolest I have ever used. you'll really like them.
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Usually you do, but it sort of depends how you use them. If they are really tight you'll want to remove them.
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Yes you can...I just tried and that works just fine and comes off just fine...they are very sturdy too for what that's worth
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Yes. They are nylon and do stretch at first. After about 2 to 3 weeks of keeping it in tune, it should stay tuned up pretty well. The strings take some time to stretch out, but eventually hold tune.
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yes but you would not be able to pt the drawstring, they are really cute for smaller things. I would recommend a bigger size
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Not necessarily...you can but you risk melting the glue strip. It's best to wait and use heat to remove them.
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Maybe. If the strings were tucked inside and placed in a "delicates" bag. I have only used them for broths and stocks. You might could even take the string out and replace with velcro.
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Anything is possible but they seem pretty secure. A child would really have to tug on it over some time "I think" for the charm to come off.
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No. The toys are hung by a string and knot that is glued in place and mostly unreachable. You would have to cut them off.
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I don't think it's a good use of them, but you could. They are really thick so they're not as stretchy as a rubber band.
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Yes, you need to remove the plastic. Try to be careful, so you don't ruin any strings.
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Gave them out do freak or treat instead of candy . If using on collar you could just put the collar through the bands!!