How I do a Koru Lashing
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- Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2024
- This is a lashing that would fit on any carving with a bar, like on this koru, or an open koru too. It is similar to the ring bolt lashing I have used before also. I use this for my pounamu jade pendants binding.
Here are the tutorials I mention in the video:
How I Make a Three Strand Plait - • How I Make a 3 Strand ...
How I Make or Replace a necklace cord - • How I Make or Replace ...
How I Tie and Adjustable Sliding Knot for a Necklace - • How to Tie an Adjustab...
How I do a Whipping - • How to Tie a Whipping ...
ngā mihi nunui mō tēnei. very much appriciated !!!
Your welcome
I've needed this lashing style for lingling-o pendants. Thank you so much for showing how you do this.
Your welcome
Thank you this is what I should have done a while ago xx
Glad it was helpful!
This is a great video man, this a really strong lashing
Thanks for that!
This is awesome I tried to wing this on my own piece a few months ago and couldn’t get it quite right! This will make the piece complete
Great hope it helps.
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Thanks so much you really help me out :D
Beautiful piece mate.
Thanks
Another great video. Mahalo nui.
Thanks e hoa
Cheers man love this knot
Thanks
Kia Ora Campbell, I hope you and your whanau had a good Christmas. I was wondering if you know how to do the plaiting for a bracelet strap. Someone has asked if I can make them one but I can't find anywhere how to do the thick plaiting I see used on them. If you ever happen to be doing one I'd love to see how it's done. Nga Mihi!
Sorry bro, not an area I have delved into, I got a guy on the coast make me some macrame bracelets for a set once, I made the pounamu to go in it.
@@CampbellCarving Thanks for getting back to me. Yeah they look a bit more complex than the standard 3 plait I can do. :D
@@thecarvingshed yea your skills are where mine are at!
I'm definitely going to try this! I'm curious, how does everything stay together after you snip the knots at the end?
I'd be worried mine would completely come undone.
Do you mean at the end of tha plait?
Yup at the end, after you've done the whipping and you snip the knotted bits off. How does that stay together?
@@madazart7579 8f the whipping is done right they should be solid, I haven't seen any come undone there. Have you seen the video on how I do that?
Epic! Thank you, yea I've seen it and followed your instructions, it took me a few tries but was so stoked with the final outcome. I've just finished following your steps for this video, I'm up to braiding now. Honestly I love it, thank you for making it so easy to learn.
niiiiiice, thanks for sharin'.
Glad you like it.
Kia ora Campbell - Thanks for another really well explained tutorial! That's a really unusual looking pounamu - Is that Tangiwai?
Hey, not tangiwai, tbh I don't think this is jade. Taonga is probably a better way to describe this.
very nice!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
nice
Thanks
Thank you!
Hey, just wondering where you find your green stones or do you buy them?
I buy all my pounamu.
And while im at it, is it normal to find tiny bits a gold in your green stone?
It is possible, I'm not an expert though, there can be a variety of inclusions in jade, all sorts of different minerals.
@@CampbellCarving Ok thanks, just wondering because in the piece im doing at the moment I keep finding bits of gold appear in it.
@@tyrell9402 certain pieces of nephrite can have chrome in it, which gives off a sparkly appearance