Can the fiber optic threads be cut? I have short hair, and I want to blend with my cut.
1413410
yes they can be cut. My hair is only about 6 inches long at the very longest. I trimmed them. The clip is fairly large and may prove to be more of a challenge than the fiber optics but I made it work and love them. Good luck!
1117903
It claims that it can be cut to length, but we had a lot of trouble re-wiring once we cut the pieces. However, since we were also cutting the corresponding product (the LED lights), I cannot say for certain if the reason nothing was working was because of the connectors or the LED's themselves.
937803
I didn't cut mine, I just taped it to my fixture; but yes, they would be really easy to cut to size.
1193119
You could, but it would be a pretty tedious task. I believe the best bet would be to just buy loose wave crochet hair and install that (cheaper and easier). Some of the stray hairs seem straight, anyway. Good luck!
2194067
Yes it can be cut. I would use electrical tape on the side I cut to keep it from threading
564483
Sure you can. You can use fibers with ANY loom. Mirrix has a shedding device like looms made strictly for fibers, but you don't need a shedding device for bead weaving and you can weave fibers on a bead loom by taking the fibers over and under the warp threads manually. Mirrix has nice information on their website about different weave styles you can do and ways to change between fibers and beaded sections of a piece.
1874281
It can be cut but it's fiberglass cloth once cut will unravel .. The perimeter has a seam sewn around it to prevent the cloth from unraveling. Hope this helps.
558472
They are a little too long to do that... You would have to trim them. The only problem is it synthetic hair and it stings if one of the strands goes In your eye. Best to sweep it away, across the face like Carrie underwood.
1271976
It is not necessary to actually cut the chain as each crystal is joined with a single piece of gold colored (brass) metal.Each end of the metal piece passes thru a hole in the crystal and is simply bent back on itself. You would simply straightenthe piece of meta joiner and withdraw it from the hole. So, yes you could shorten the chain without affecting the remainder.
913436
Yes. I tried cutting it with heavy scissors and that didn't work. With wire cutters, it was easy.
552555
You could do that with no problems. You would probably want to burn/melt the end you cut to keep it from fraying which isn't a big deal.
1193121
Technically you could, yes. However there are a lot of other different kinds of braiding hair that may give you the look you want without the risk. I think you would really like "Ziggy" braid by Rastafri. We don't carry it on amazon yet but you could order it directly via email. Please email sales@doctoredlocks.com if you are interested in a photo of the Ziggy braid.
1912461
with the covering on both sides,plus the fiber material inside,its about 3/4 thick. You could cut it with something,but the real issue would be in hemming the cut end.
913437
If you want to cut it, wire cutters will probably work best. But in fact for minor adjustments the innovative design of the handles and screws is great-- I was able to just loosen the screws and shorten up the cable and retighten the screws without having to cut the cable. Worked great, was really helpful for me to start achieving the first double unders! Great product design.
663546
Yes you can make a hole in between the two that are present. I traced the hole and cut out with an xacto knife. I then burned the hole with a flame to prevent raveling of threads. Thank you and good luck.
2164298
I didn't. Cut mine, but I've seen others on here that have said it could be cut to fit fairly easily. It's pretty thick so it could take some time and talent, but it would definitely be manageable.
1544019
I don't believe so. When you get them all laced up the way you want, there is excess you can cut off to your liking. Where you cut it, there's a cover for the ends that clip together. I am going to order a pair for my nephew.