finally under finger 36 this process is repeated with each remaining finger i e fingers 22 24 26 to create a woven pattern as illustrated in the magnetic woven device 48 in fig4 it is not important which member is utilized to start the weaving process as long as the two members are braided together as described above no adhesive is necessary to hold the fingers in place since the magnetic material adheres to itself the first member 10 and the second member 28 are attracted to each other because of the magnetic property of the material and can be removable from each other with little force another embodiment is illustrated in fig5 6 and 7 in fig5 a third member 50 includes a body 52 the third member 50 body 52 has a top portion 54 and a bottom portion 56 the top portion 54 can be of any shape with a rounded configuration preferred although other configurations are contemplated as illustrated and further described in fig8 the bottom portion 56 is configured to have fingers 58 60 62 64 66 however the fingers are not freely movable the fingers are defined by the existence of slots or openings 68 disposed vertically along the bottom portion 56 creating interlocking fingers the slots 68 are of sufficient length and width to receive the fingers of a mating member i e first member 10 the slots 68 disposed at the end 70 of the bottom portion 56 are open.