❤️ just came across this video (only 5 years late😅). I really enjoyed watching. I’ve never tried this, but now I want to. Your video was wonderful, clear and very relaxing to watch. Thank you 🫶🌼😃
Thank you so much. A Kumihimo kit was bought for me, lovely present, but I spent a very long time trying to work my memory (as I have done this once before) but couldn't work it out from the book which had come with the gift! An absolute lifesaver and your videos are so simple and accessible!
Excellent tutorial, thank you! The method you show us with a thin cord tied tightly around the end of the braid seems to be the best and strongest way to secure the braid before glueing, I have been studying a few different ways of finishing and this looks like the most secure. Also using a chain to make the bracelet (or necklace) adjustable is brilliant! Thank you again!
I just purchased the basic Kumihimo starter kit. This video tutorial is the best that I learn by watching. Crafty Lisa ...you are very good and I will learn by you.
I found this really interesting. Very engaging and enjoyable to watch. I think I might like to try this. Thank you so much for sharing. Fantastic tutorial.
thanks for this tutorial i liked it and would like get in to kumihimo bracelet make and i was wondering if you could make a series of videos on this form beginner to advanced and show other designs i would be grate full thanks
Hi. Lisa! I have been looking g for a tutorial along theses lines. You are clear and complete. I will be definitely be buying several of your kits. But will need to wait until I get paid next month go co it. Thank you.
Hi Lisa, thank you for this video, I was just wondering if you could advise at to what mm rattail cord you used? I’m looking into trying this for myself and wasn’t sure what size to use? Can you advise please? Thank you!
Hi Lisa, thank your your reply, my apologies mine is very late! can you advise and to where you got your rattail from? I found a super on Ebay but wondered if you had a seller you'd recommend? thank you x
❤️ just came across this video (only 5 years late😅). I really enjoyed watching. I’ve never tried this, but now I want to. Your video was wonderful, clear and very relaxing to watch. Thank you 🫶🌼😃
It was very useful & you are an excellent teacher. Thanks for sharing.
Best video ever. Very helpful. Very detailed. Easy to understand thank you can't wait to get started
Excellent tutorial! Thank you for sharing.
Glad you liked it Anne xx
Thank you so much. A Kumihimo kit was bought for me, lovely present, but I spent a very long time trying to work my memory (as I have done this once before) but couldn't work it out from the book which had come with the gift! An absolute lifesaver and your videos are so simple and accessible!
Excellent tutorial, thank you! The method you show us with a thin cord tied tightly around the end of the braid seems to be the best and strongest way to secure the braid before glueing, I have been studying a few different ways of finishing and this looks like the most secure. Also using a chain to make the bracelet (or necklace) adjustable is brilliant! Thank you again!
I just purchased the basic Kumihimo starter kit. This video tutorial is the best that I learn by watching. Crafty Lisa ...you are very good and I will learn by you.
I found this really interesting. Very engaging and enjoyable to watch. I think I might like to try this. Thank you so much for sharing. Fantastic tutorial.
Thanks for the lovely feedback Lyn xx
Thanks for sharing your talent to the public. Well explained tutoria;. Looking forward to more of your videos.
This was cool to see done. I'll be sure to keep an eye out for future tutorials 😁
Thanks so much Andrea xx
Great video, thank you for sharing!!
u saved me❤️❤️❤️
Quedo linda bendiciones ❤
Thank you, Lisa, that was great!
Glad you liked it xx
thanks for this tutorial i liked it and would like get in to kumihimo bracelet make and i was wondering if you could make a series of videos on this form beginner to advanced and show other designs i would be grate full thanks
thank you so much for this. beautiful bracelet!! =)
Hi. Lisa! I have been looking g for a tutorial along theses lines. You are clear and complete. I will be definitely be buying several of your kits. But will need to wait until I get paid next month go co it. Thank you.
Thank you so much for the positive feedback, it means a lot. This is my first attempt at this sort of thing, so I wasn't sure how it would go xx
Loved this tutorial, will definitely buy a starter pack as fast as I have some extra money 😍
Thank you so much for the positive feedback, I really appreciate it xx
Hi Lisa! Never seen how this is done, thank you for the tutorial and will check out your Esty store. This may be good start for my Christmas gifts!
Thanks so much Magdalena xx
Will the same clasp be suitable for a necklace?
Hi Lisa, thank you for this video, I was just wondering if you could advise at to what mm rattail cord you used? I’m looking into trying this for myself and wasn’t sure what size to use? Can you advise please? Thank you!
Hi Lauren, it's 2mm in this case, but 1.5mm and 3mm look good too. Hope this helps? Xx
Hi Lisa, thank your your reply, my apologies mine is very late! can you advise and to where you got your rattail from? I found a super on Ebay but wondered if you had a seller you'd recommend? thank you x
Cool :) Can you get thinner ones?
Hi Joanne, yes you can make them out of anything you like, really thin cord, wire, leather anything you like really! Xx
@@craftylisa4205 Cool, was thinking of DMC
Can you use a hot glue gun to stick on the ends? And will it hold?
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Glad you liked it! Xx
What are those metal ends called?And can ypu tell me where to get them,please?I couldn't find them using the link in the description. Thank you