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Thursday, January 21, 2010
Fairy Cove Silks makes Left and Right Hand Fan Pairs
Fairy Cove Silks makes Left and Right Hand Fan Pairs and offers purchase of single fans (left or right) as well.
The contrasting color shown in this pair is Orchid. This piece is a fully assembled piece that allow for no raw edges or stave blades.
More importantly, the Fan Fronts offer a wonderful chance to make color contrasting choices and are very significant in proving LOFT to your fan!
Many fans are poorly constructed to be 'right hand pairs'
There is a lot of confusion in the dance world as to how to hold Fan veils to identify is it a Left or Right Hand Fan.
The biggest important factor is how it is closing when you are moving with it.
Paired fans will be facing inward and close symmetrically.
See the following suite of pictures to learn some easily recognized signs of which fan you are holding.
Here is How to Identify (L) Left and (R) Right Handed Fans.
If dancing with one fan, you will want to learn to have them correctly paired. Some dancers after dancing with two right hand fans will indeed go to the trouble to learn to use them correctly
The pair shown is a Large Stave (15.4in) Tropical Sunset, approx 60in/ 1.5m
Holding a Large Tropical Sunset with Orchid Fronts, Palms Up, Holding (L) in Left Hand and (R) in Right hand
Holding Left and Right, While Closed
Opening Left and Right.
Note Thicker closed ends of staves are on your outsides.
Close up holding Right Hand Fan
Holding 'book-ends in' Left and Right
As you bring them closer to your body at your sides they will close away from your body towards the heavier part of the stave blades.
The contrasting color shown in this pair is Orchid. This piece is a fully assembled piece that allow for no raw edges or stave blades.
More importantly, the Fan Fronts offer a wonderful chance to make color contrasting choices and are very significant in proving LOFT to your fan!
Many fans are poorly constructed to be 'right hand pairs'
There is a lot of confusion in the dance world as to how to hold Fan veils to identify is it a Left or Right Hand Fan.
The biggest important factor is how it is closing when you are moving with it.
Paired fans will be facing inward and close symmetrically.
See the following suite of pictures to learn some easily recognized signs of which fan you are holding.
Here is How to Identify (L) Left and (R) Right Handed Fans.
If dancing with one fan, you will want to learn to have them correctly paired. Some dancers after dancing with two right hand fans will indeed go to the trouble to learn to use them correctly
The pair shown is a Large Stave (15.4in) Tropical Sunset, approx 60in/ 1.5m
Holding a Large Tropical Sunset with Orchid Fronts, Palms Up, Holding (L) in Left Hand and (R) in Right hand
Holding Left and Right, While Closed
Opening Left and Right.
Note Thicker closed ends of staves are on your outsides.
Close up holding Right Hand Fan
Holding 'book-ends in' Left and Right
As you bring them closer to your body at your sides they will close away from your body towards the heavier part of the stave blades.
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