Oh, I see, cotton candy becomes rotten candy with two letters changed. In my twisted mind, and evil clown would be digging down in the back of his pants and pulling out chocolates.
I'mbadash, it was easy. Used a reindeer motor, drilled a hole in the pan, attached with screws. It took a while to sync the position of the arm with the movement to make it stay right, but then I am a 65 year old woman, thus most things take me longer. You should definitely try. Thanks.
I'mbadash, it was easy. Used a reindeer motor, drilled a hole in the pan, attached with screws. It took a while to sync the position of the arm with the movement to make it stay right, but then I am a 65 year old woman, thus most things take me longer. You should definitely try. Thanks.
Cool! I made rotten candy too but used old pink insulation and put some big bugs in it. What did you use? Love the name, BTW. I may borrow it for my display ;-)
Crinkie, I used batting in a bag that rolls out. Bought it after Christmas (bagged as snow). I cannot take credit for the name, as I borrowed it from another forum member. So many great ideas from these folks.
I don't have any way to make a video, but it is quite simple. I attached a rod and a cup (the top of a fabric softener bottle) to a reindeer motor (bolted to the bottom of the pan) which travels in a circular path. The cotton candy stick sits in the cup, the stick is wired to his hand, thus moving around. I am technically challenged, but not mechanically.
