After poking many holes in the tops of my banner flags, I came up with a method that has worked very well in protecting the silk and helps the flag be more usable. I’ve done a series of images to show how-to do it, it’s not hard at all but it’s just easier to show you than it is to describe in email (as I’ve done for several of you before). 🙂
NOTE: this style is for PERSONAL use, I’ve come up with a different design for use in a CORPORATE setting.
This presumes you are using a crappie fishing pole and a Dyed4you flag/banner (typically 45×108 with a flag seam, but we also do special orders for larger or heavier weights).
My personal favorite pole is the 10′ ones from BassPro, Walmart carries them for a couple dollars less, but the handle is texture plastic which I find chaffs my hands whereas the BassPro one is pleather and therefore more gentle 🙂
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View the 45×108 or sewing services on Dyed4you
Love this idea! (fishing pole) Another thing to add to my list!
[…] Below you’ll find some video that gives you the basics on using one of our 5mm China Silk flags. The one I use here is a 45×108 (with the flag seam added). In the video I reference the post on how-to put the flag on the pole, which you can find here. […]
[…] (respectively) by approximately 100″. They have serged edges and come either set up for personal or corporate use. These silk banner flags are used on fishing poles (which we don’t sell, […]