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    Great tutorial, thank you very much. Any chance you could give us a few dimensions? Would they be larger for adults? Much appreciated.

    -R

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    I didn't actually measure them as I made them, but I'll measure them now.
    They're about 1/2 the length and 2/3 the width of adult flashes.

    Each flash (is that the proper term for each "ribbon", there being two on each leg?) is 1 and 2/8 inch wide and 3 and 1/2 inches long.

    The Stillwater Macleod flashes of Panache's that I copied are 1 and 6/8 inches wide and 5 and 6/8 inches long.

    The elastic depends on the wearer.

    Be well,

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    A thousand thank yous!!

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