A Twist on the Flemish

[Coachy]

Who else does their string like this ? I think they look cool ,, doesnt make them any better , but hey , they look good      

[Crooked Stic]

It appears that you have mixwd the colors? neat.

[Bobby Urban]

Who does not?  That is how all Flemish strings are made unless I am seeing something different than yo are?
Bob Urban

[Aeronut]

Looks like you braided the tag end back into the string.  Makes a nice line.

Dennis

[2fletch]

Looks like you married white string to color and color string to white.

Don't think that I see where tag end was braided.

[Billy]

I like the color choice. And yours has no "frays" showing. Cool looking string there I'd say! Well done.

[DesertDude]

I like it.   Ok now  spill the beans..........

Mark

[LBR]

Looks good from here.  I've seen several done like that, and have done it myself.  I usually put the constrasting strands of a padded loop in the opposite bundles for a similar effect.

Chad

[Golden Hawk]

I do that with mine for a bit fancier look.

[Billy]

okay, for those of us who don't yet make our own...what are we missin out on here??

[LBR]

When he marries the tag ends into the main bundles, instead of putting the white with white and maroon with maroon, he did the opposite--changes up the regular "barber pole" look.

Chad

[Gene Langston]

But you must do a couple or three "conventional" twists, then start your red/white combo.  Otherwise, the loop will be loose where it first comes together.

[Billy]

but i like barber poles...

Nice lookin' string and good explanation.

[Passthru]

That looks like one of those strings with the adustable loops to me.  I bought a couple at the Kalamazoo show.

[Passthru]

The brand was Hunter's Niche and they were in the Predator booth.

[Coachy]

Thanx everybody                                  Just as Chad said (LBR) ,, white with red and red with white      
 Gene ,, I dont do any "conventional" twists ,, and they are very tight Loops