Panorama printing question & static

So, I did some pinhole photos using 2 cans and got some panoramic shots. The
film was too long to put in my neg holder for my scanner. And that brought
up a question. How would I even print this? It wouldn't fit into my heg
holder for my enlarger.. . So it seems laying it on the scanner bed and
scanning it is the only way I could? I had to put a scratched up piece of
plexiglass on top of it to hold it flat. . . .

Here are my pinholes:
The first one is from a tea can (62mm focal length), the other 2 from a
holiday can (87mm focal length)

http://www.bonkersfiber.com/photos/pinhole/teacancemeteryselfportrait.jpg
http://www.bonkersfiber.com/photos/pinhole/bluecancemeteryselfportrait.jpg
http://www.bonkersfiber.com/photos/pinhole/bluecancemetery.jpg

The first one (when enlarged) has a lot of dust and hair in it--this was not
on the negative, but was part of the negative. So, I think the static must
have made the debris cling to the film when I was loading it into my can.
Does anyone else have this problem? What can you do about it? It wasn't as
noticeable in the other 2.

-- 
Traci Bunkers
Bonkers Handmade Originals
http://www.bonkersfiber.com