Many of you have reported being burned, scarred, hurt etc. I've made these, and tested them with different fluids. I will show you in detail how to make these, explain how they work, and share my notes on the best kind of flammable fluid to use.
This trick is really fun to perform, and a great way to reuse an old t-shirt. It is still fire, though, so be careful! If you want to know the science behind it, check out step two.
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100% cotton t-shirt or fabric
100% cotton thread - make sure it's thick enough to hold the ball of cotton together, but not so thick that it won't fit through your needle
Needle with eye big enough to fit the thread you are using
Scissors
Lighter
Some kind of flammable liquid (details on this in step 8)
Not much, huh? Make sure everything is all cotton. See the next step for reasons why. Skip to step 3 to get straight to work.














































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i have string but im not to sure if it is 100% cotton. any way to tell if its cotton or not. also mybrother sprayed axe on my hand and lit it. it will burn and it gets a pretty good flame.right in between 70% alchohal and91% ALCHOHAL i recomed it for people who are to scared of 91 alchohal but bored with 70% alchohal
Will that help?
and they make kevlar ones for playing flaming-hackey-sack with...
As for color, try this Instructable:
http://www.instructables.com/id/Colored_Flames/
penguins of madagascar is awesome