Tie each end of the shorter string onto the eye hooks on your wands.ĥ. Now cut the length of your wingspan (from fingertip to fingertip) of string. Screw one small eye hook into one end of each dowel "wand."ģ. Cut the dowel rod in half, if you haven't done so already. BONUS!ĭo-It-Yourself GIANT bubbles! Need I say more?ĭecorating items (like markers, paint, glitter, ribbons, etc)ġ. You can also hang your paper clip and string combo for daily use (if you wear a lot of dresses). *NOTE: If you use a paper clip, it can easily be clipped on the zipper or unclipped from the zipper from any which way, meaning you don't have to do a fancy yoga pose to untie the string from your dress when you're done with it, LOL. Now hold the top of the dress (by the neck) and pull down on the string. STEP THREE: To unzip your dress by yourself, simply reverse the process. STEP TWO: Grabbing the bottom of your dress with one hand (to create tension), and the string end with your dominant hand, pull the string up. STEP ONE (part B): If you attached your string to a paper clip, hook the paper clip to your zipper. STEP ONE: Tie a string either to a paper clip (which is the best method)* or directly to the zipper of your dress. Ugh.is there no way to stop the madness!?
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Have you-like we all have-tried to zip up your favorite dress by yourself, only to find that you have to wiggle around, hop up and down, and bend your arm out of socket in order to accomplish it? The same with unzipping a dress by yourself. YAY! No more butter, oils, soap, etc trying to get it off. STEP FIVE: Once your ring is unwound to the End 2 end of your string (over the knuckle), the ring will now slide right off your finger! If you are doing this by yourself, take your time-as aforementioned, it takes a little finesse to keep the top part held while you unwind the bottom part.
Unwind it in the same direction you used to wrap your finger (counter-clockwise). STEP FOUR: Let go of End 1, and unwind the string starting from the bottom (continue firmly holding End 2 at the top of your finger while you unwind).
When you get to End 2 of your string (this will be the end that's at the top of your finger), secure it with tape or just by holding it down. STEP THREE: Wrap the string around your finger snuggly (but it's not necessary to do it super tight), going counter-clockwise around your finger (or wrapping away from you).
Or if someone else is helping you, you can hold it down with your other hand. Secure End 1 by holding it down with your thumb or by taping it down to your hand (so your finger is out of the way). STEP TWO: Push the first string end (from here forward referred to as "End 1") under your ring. NOTE: If your ring is really, super stuck.make sure to have a pencil, a fork, scissors, or any other thing that can help you push the string under the ring for step two. If you're unsure how long to cut it, wrap some string around your finger until the string reaches the middle-top of your finger, then cut. If your fingers are longer or wider, cut your string as long as you need it. :) Also, the video has no 's just a visual for if the wording below is confusing in any way.ĭid I mention this is WAY easier with TWO people!? ) Again, this is where it's helpful to have a second person, but you can continue forward on your own! Just be aware that if your ring has any bling, be sure to keep the string untangled from it. *AUTHOR NOTE: Since my ring has a diamond on it, the string was getting stuck a couple of times on the diamond. (NOTE: The process is super easy, but if it looks "complicated" in the video, it's literally because I did it by myself.which then is not complicated, but just takes some finesse, LOL). In the video, however, I show you that it's not impossible to do this all on your own. Granted, it's 100% easier to have two people to do this.one with the stuck ring, and the other to tie the string. Did you know you only need STRING to easily remove a stuck-on ring from your finger?
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