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1. 

   

   Buy the amount of crin you would need in the colors you want. For shoulder length, I used about two ten yard bags of each color. For fuller falls, I'd get 10.5 yards of each colors, it's really up to you. Use your disgression.

   
   

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   Measure out the length you'd like and double it. If you want 15" falls, measure out 25" of crin. Cut at the length you want with sharp scissors.

   
   

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   Now, take the end of each strip of crin. You'll see it looks all gross and cut up. Nobody wants that. >:

   Take the end and fold it in, so that the frayed part is now inward. You can also twist the ends so they come to a point.

   This will stop the crin from unraveling.

   
   



4. 

   

   Line the crin up in an order you'd like them to fall in. You may need to do some tweaking after. Put your elastic lace or band directly in the center of the strips.

   
   

5. 

   

   Fold the elastic over and loop it through itself.

   If your using lace just tie it like you would any other knot.

   
   

6. 

   Adjust your falls so that the colors you want are showing and layered where you want them to be layered.

   
   



7. 

   

   And there you have it! your own cyber lox. Easy, right? The tough part is getting them the right length, and getting the colors to sit right.

   I know they're springy, but if you want your falls to remain bouncy forever, DO NOT PULL ON THEM. This will stretch them out and make them sag. Keep them hung up somewhere safe so they won't get squished or tugged or ripped. I have mine on my wall hanging by hooks.

   Have fun~!

   
   

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