So many of these guys Never answers questions... And after reading the Praising comments, i feel not so good about myself.. Found this gibberish incomprehensible..." Over 2, under 3, ("over you, over me" (Stevie Wonder)), under 1-2-3 ..go" Even watching it, looks like a headbanger...!!!
When I was a kid we called these "Batty Braceletes". An elderly man in our beach community would make one of these on the arm off any kid who wanted one. You would sit there for however long it took (it took longer as he got older) talking and him telling you stories. Amazing we would sit still that long! Very nice man and very safe with very good memories. Thanks for the vid; I plan to tie one for each grandchild.
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I know how to do this tie because of Knot Tactical's tutorials. It took me a day and a half to manage one bracelet. He does his with large bights.The problem I had was losing bights, and not knowing where they were. I had to keep starting over. ... Your method of tying close appears to eliminate wandering bights. I definitely need to try it this way to share with others. ... I like your new presentation style. Great job, as 99.99999999999% of always. ... Love you, Marko!
Hey! Thank you Tana for a constructive and kind comment! Always glad to see you checking the videos out...you give great feedback that helps me improve! Mark
I've tried dozens of times (at least!) and I still haven't been able to do one without a mistake. But you will not defeat me, Mr. Mark, with your beautiful turks heads and excellent videos. No, I'm not giving up. I'll get it right yet!!!!
I've now been able to do three bracelets. Ta Da! :D ---To get a tighter weave with smaller cord can I start with a 3L7B or more bights as long as it ends with the cord on the same side as the standing part? Will that work?
My wife and I use waxed sailmaker thread to make our weeding rings. We have to re-make them every few months. We started with turks heads but this is better I think. I just made one for my wife with this video. Thanks for the guidance.
Very nice. This guy has such a confident soothing voice, it's easy to follow. I wonder if using elastic shock cord would make this work as a close-fitting bracelet. As it is, it has to be pretty big to fit over my big fat hand.
Thanks à lot I like very much the way yu explain ..I succed to bilt most of my knots because of you. But I dont know why, my work don't go staight on. .all my knot goes too much on the one side. . It's very had for me to have a nice and regular ring
Oh my god yours is so lose 😲. Mine is so tight. And even with your perfect tutorial 👍🏻. I still made a mistake 🤦🏼♂️. It looks so good that i will try again. Thank you sir 😃
I loved it and really want to try it! And great job explaining something that is seemingly very complicated. But I am curious, how do you go about sizing it? I may have missed something so I just wanted to ask.
hi my friend, congratulation but I'm going to tell you something. I'm a Charrúa indian, my people lives in Argentina, Uruguay and south of Brasil. this knoks you call "Gaucho" knock from brasil really it's on of our traditional culture in Uruguay. Gaucho in my mother thong means people who adopt our free maner of life. The first mention of "gaucho" word was made here in Maldonado department in Uruguay, the second mention was in Entre Rios Argentina. "Gauchos" only are called like this only where "pampa" indians live because the Charrúa word was carried from this people. there are gauchos in Brasil, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile and Paraguay. If you look "trança charrúa" you can see other tutorials like your madeing from brasilians but don't are so clear like this. other thing, gaucho culture adopt a lot of things from indians. here some examples, mate, tortas fritas, naco (cigarretes made with "chala" and tobaco), the boleadora and the way of see the nature. My congratulations in name of Charruas and Gauchos people. Santiago Chibí Ferreira, memory gardian and indian referent from MERCOSUR. 👍
I definitely agree with Nero about the chips. i have used many of your tutorials. Well explained. Where can I find a lacing needle like the one you use? I hope you respond. Thanks.
The video is excellent, but the final is not clear. How to weave a bracelet is available and clear, but how to finish, that is, fix the tails at the end of the weaving ?!
Thank you very much for this tutorial. I am a beginner and have one question. How do I adjust the bracelet? If I want to pull the bracelet over my hand, it must be big enough for it. But if it fits over my hand, it's too big on the wrist.
Hey there! This bracelet is not adjustable. It is a slip on style. Once you have made an appropriate size you tuck your thumb and little finger under your other fingers and slide the bracelet on. The bracelet usually still has a loose fit, but it works well. If you are a fan of snug fit bracelets, then buckles, loop&knot and other methods may be preferable. Mark
Hi Mark, thank you for your explanation. Could you tell me, the wrist size of this bracelet in centimeters. I am German and unfortunately do not understand "9L 16B" :). Thanks for your patience.
You are most welcome! The bracelet is first tied onto a Pringles can which has a diameter of about 7.5 cm which is quite large. Then you can transfer it onto an object with a smaller diameter and re-tighten to a smaller diameter as needed. So in short- you can adjust the wrist size of this bracelet by tightening it onto smaller objects. Mark
Seem I have the opposite experience as many other, because I have to tell you, I've spent altogether three hours in three different settings watching the tutorial, tying, and re-tying and I can't even get the basis turk's head to work with this tutorial. Let alone the gaucho weave. At least for me it's impossible to follow based on the video which bight is which and where are you supposed to go, so the over-unders end up all over the place. It would help so much if you'd consistently name the bights and parts verbally and/or visually and say out front how many weaves at which stage, after which bight and lead
I completely agree with k4. I even tried several times with video on mute and still had trouble following . The destination and end result of this video is beautiful, however you lose me on the journey.
Great video!! I really love This bracelet. It took me a few hours To finish it, but it's worth. Just one question: How the heck can I tighten it without actually screwing up the whole thing?! xD
Hey there! The principle is to start at the standing end and pull the slack out the working end. As long as you do it slowly and on the mandrel (pringles can) you should be fine. Mark
Hey Mark, thanks for another great tutorial! I'm a big fan of your stuff. Can't wait to try this one too. But hey...I'm also wondering what kind of lacing needle / fid you're using? It looks very handy! I've looked all over for long flat fids like that but can't find one anywhere! Is that homemade or will you share what it's called and where you got it? Thanks!!!
So many of these guys Never answers questions...
And after reading the Praising comments, i feel not so good about myself..
Found this gibberish incomprehensible..." Over 2, under 3, ("over you, over me" (Stevie Wonder)), under 1-2-3 ..go"
Even watching it, looks like a headbanger...!!!
When I was a kid we called these "Batty Braceletes". An elderly man in our beach community would make one of these on the arm off any kid who wanted one. You would sit there for however long it took (it took longer as he got older) talking and him telling you stories. Amazing we would sit still that long! Very nice man and very safe with very good memories. Thanks for the vid; I plan to tie one for each grandchild.
J Ratter shame it's so hard to get memories like they nowadays :(
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@@deha11mo hey your comment is irrelevant, get the fuck outta here and go search some jesaas arse vids
I know how to do this tie because of Knot Tactical's tutorials. It took me a day and a half to manage one bracelet. He does his with large bights.The problem I had was losing bights, and not knowing where they were. I had to keep starting over. ... Your method of tying close appears to eliminate wandering bights. I definitely need to try it this way to share with others. ... I like your new presentation style. Great job, as 99.99999999999% of always. ... Love you, Marko!
Hey!
Thank you Tana for a constructive and kind comment! Always glad to see you checking the videos out...you give great feedback that helps me improve!
Mark
Very well explained. Also, this is the best paracord knot ASMR ever. Keep up the awesome👍
Wow!!! It's like a puzzle! 💕 I loved it!
I'm gonna try this bracelet. Thanks 4 sharing!
Thank you, That was the easiest explanation on tying a complex knot.
Thank you for explaining how to finish it!
I know right, It is so frustrating when you finish a making something but you don't know how to finish it and the video doesnt tell you.
nice tutorial video sir,,maganda ang iyong pag tuturo maiintindihan talaga,, dagdag sa aking kaalaman..
I've tried dozens of times (at least!) and I still haven't been able to do one without a mistake. But you will not defeat me, Mr. Mark, with your beautiful turks heads and excellent videos. No, I'm not giving up. I'll get it right yet!!!!
Hey!
Glad to see determination like that! If you need any help, let me know!
Mark
I've now been able to do three bracelets. Ta Da! :D ---To get a tighter weave with smaller cord can I start with a 3L7B or more bights as long as it ends with the cord on the same side as the standing part? Will that work?
Hey!
Glad to see you do it!
It should work :).
Mark
Very good and unique 550 paracord bracelet.....!
Вы просто потрясающий мастер !!! Спасибо !!!
Hi,Paracord Guild is a master in explanation.GREAT
Your tutorials are so easy to follow! Thx!
Easy steps to make knots or chain, really amazed me, a unique design......
أنت رائع ومبدع وفنان بكل ما تعنيه الكلمة
شكرا جزيلا
My wife and I use waxed sailmaker thread to make our weeding rings. We have to re-make them every few months. We started with turks heads but this is better I think. I just made one for my wife with this video. Thanks for the guidance.
Very good idea
this is a super awesome bracelet
Ok, so I've ripped it apart and started again a dozen times. Maybe 13 is the charm!!!
Thank you so much, you are the Master Knothead.
Another awesome video Mark!! Thank you for sharing!!
Very nice. This guy has such a confident soothing voice, it's easy to follow. I wonder if using elastic shock cord would make this work as a close-fitting bracelet. As it is, it has to be pretty big to fit over my big fat hand.
Laughed at throw the chips away prior to starting 🤣
Gostei do vídeo
Best Gaucho tying tutorial I've seen! Great job!
Thanks. I've been trying to do this awhile. Great tutorial
I'm quitting at 15....going back to the Turk's Head. I wish I could get this...it's so pretty :-(
Take a break, come back to it later. It often helps.
Super cool
I have to start reading more descriptions. : )
Great looking bracelet. Love it.
very well done and explained. thank you
Thank you so much sir
Thanks à lot I like very much the way yu explain ..I succed to bilt most of my knots because of you.
But I dont know why, my work don't go staight on. .all my knot goes too much on the one side. .
It's very had for me to have a nice and regular ring
Excellent!
Genial ese modo de tejido, espero seguir viendo todos sus videos, gracias por compartirlos, saludos desde Costa Rica.
nice art
Gracias, he aprendido mucho, son excelentes maestros
Hi, Very Nice 👍🍷🇲🇦🙏
Hey man, I find your videos very relaxing and easy to understand, keep up the good work 😉👍🏼
Nice bro👍
Están muy hermosas
You are very very best
Gracias
Ни фига не понял, но глядеть залипательно😀👍👍👍
Mo podria decir como se llama ese tipo de cuerda
excellent!
Very nice thanks
What a great man
Paracod braclet easy startling
Oh my god yours is so lose 😲. Mine is so tight. And even with your perfect tutorial 👍🏻. I still made a mistake 🤦🏼♂️.
It looks so good that i will try again. Thank you sir 😃
Fantastic
i like it very
На вид прикольный, но как его одевать на руку?
thanks again.
I loved it and really want to try it! And great job explaining something that is seemingly very complicated. But I am curious, how do you go about sizing it? I may have missed something so I just wanted to ask.
You can tighten it again on a smaller cylindrical object to make it smaller. Or you can use a smaller base knot.
love it
Excellente.
Thank you. Okay
awesome fid!
Cool
thanks
I took this a step further and made it with a buckle. But the process is unrefined.. I have to do it over and record it..
Awesome! Would love to see how you did it!
Mark
good
Un genio
nice
i'd have to disagree on one thing. Naturally you don't throw the chips away, you eat them. :D
Nero Strat
Linda Bingham yes?
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Salam Eleykum wat h the video and you'll know
Nero Strat yeah once you pop you can't stop... love this braclet going to try this asap going to have to be yarn till I get paracord
I came here from a doubled-up flat braid bracelet. I feel like I skipped a great number of steps
merci a toi
❤
hi my friend, congratulation but I'm going to tell you something. I'm a Charrúa indian, my people lives in Argentina, Uruguay and south of Brasil. this knoks you call "Gaucho" knock from brasil really it's on of our traditional culture in Uruguay. Gaucho in my mother thong means people who adopt our free maner of life. The first mention of "gaucho" word was made here in Maldonado department in Uruguay, the second mention was in Entre Rios Argentina. "Gauchos" only are called like this only where "pampa" indians live because the Charrúa word was carried from this people. there are gauchos in Brasil, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile and Paraguay. If you look "trança charrúa" you can see other tutorials like your madeing from brasilians but don't are so clear like this. other thing, gaucho culture adopt a lot of things from indians. here some examples, mate, tortas fritas, naco (cigarretes made with "chala" and tobaco), the boleadora and the way of see the nature. My congratulations in name of Charruas and Gauchos people. Santiago Chibí Ferreira, memory gardian and indian referent from MERCOSUR. 👍
Tohard good job ill just try to buy one already made but where can i find these happy holidays stay safe my friend
So, how do you wear this ? You cannot get it over your hand to wear since it doesn't have a slide or clasp or whatever to adjust it ?
Has anyone ever seen or made a turks head bracelet made with a buckle??
Hey!
I have seen them made with a clasp. You would in that case cut the knot and attach one side of a clasp to each side.
Mark
Jeffrey Larsen yes
you can't
You can. I've been fiddling with this idea for a while and finally did a gaucho braid with a buckle. imgur.com/doKPU4C
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so, where is the part where you adjust it? I mean, can you take it off/put it on?
Just slide it on and off. It should be just the size to go past the wide part of the hand.
Mark
Jose Alfonso López Reyes
Very Good! What is the color name of the green paracord? Is it the Kelly Green?
Hey!
It is indeed Kelly Green.
Mark
cool
I definitely agree with Nero about the chips. i have used many of your tutorials. Well explained. Where can I find a lacing needle like the one you use? I hope you respond. Thanks.
check , jigpro.com, that fid comes i a packkage of three different diameters. I have one and it is my go to lacing needle for all projects
My go to fid is the duckbill, made from brass.
The video is excellent, but the final is not clear. How to weave a bracelet is available and clear, but how to finish, that is, fix the tails at the end of the weaving ?!
Hey!
You can tie the two ends together into a decorative knot. Or you can melt them together. Both ways will work.
I hope that helps!
Mark
Corncob knots
me gusta.
Супер !¡
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Excellent! Bravo, Marko! I'm dying to tie a Spanish ring bracelet. Is it possible to tie like this, without pins?
Hey!
Thank you for your kind comment!
Yeah, it should be fairly easy to tie. I added it on my to-do list.
Mark
Podrían poner las medidas en español, porque la explicación sin entender el indio es muy buena. gracias.
¿sabes como se llama la aguja que usa para meter el hilo?
Emet Rdz yo no se como se llama pero supongo que no importa que sea o no esa aguja, es decir si usas otra no ay problema (según yo)
Judith Alvarez como se llama esa material?? Gaucho o cola de ratón??
awesome, where did you get the flat fid
Do not throw the chips away... eat them... then use empty pringles can. LOL
روعه 😍😍😍😍😍
Does this have some stretchiness to it? If you made it the same size as your wrist, could you still pass your hand through?
Hey!
It does have some stretch. If you made it the same size as your wrist it would be too tight to put on.
Mark
Thanks!
Thank you very much for this tutorial. I am a beginner and have one question. How do I adjust the bracelet? If I want to pull the bracelet over my hand, it must be big enough for it. But if it fits over my hand, it's too big on the wrist.
Hey there!
This bracelet is not adjustable. It is a slip on style. Once you have made an appropriate size you tuck your thumb and little finger under your other fingers and slide the bracelet on. The bracelet usually still has a loose fit, but it works well.
If you are a fan of snug fit bracelets, then buckles, loop&knot and other methods may be preferable.
Mark
Hi Mark, thank you for your explanation. Could you tell me, the wrist size of this bracelet in centimeters. I am German and unfortunately do not understand "9L 16B" :). Thanks for your patience.
You are most welcome!
The bracelet is first tied onto a Pringles can which has a diameter of about 7.5 cm which is quite large. Then you can transfer it onto an object with a smaller diameter and re-tighten to a smaller diameter as needed.
So in short- you can adjust the wrist size of this bracelet by tightening it onto smaller objects.
Mark
Seem I have the opposite experience as many other, because I have to tell you, I've spent altogether three hours in three different settings watching the tutorial, tying, and re-tying and I can't even get the basis turk's head to work with this tutorial. Let alone the gaucho weave. At least for me it's impossible to follow based on the video which bight is which and where are you supposed to go, so the over-unders end up all over the place. It would help so much if you'd consistently name the bights and parts verbally and/or visually and say out front how many weaves at which stage, after which bight and lead
I completely agree with k4. I even tried several times with video on mute and still had trouble following .
The destination and end result of this video is beautiful, however you lose me on the journey.
Kya khub
Great video!! I really love This bracelet. It took me a few hours To finish it, but it's worth. Just one question: How the heck can I tighten it without actually screwing up the whole thing?! xD
Hey there!
The principle is to start at the standing end and pull the slack out the working end. As long as you do it slowly and on the mandrel (pringles can) you should be fine.
Mark
Thanks!
hola
My brain is being hacked lol
How can I make this longer? With a wider tube? Or is there another way to expand it?
iya
Hey Mark, thanks for another great tutorial! I'm a big fan of your stuff. Can't wait to try this one too. But hey...I'm also wondering what kind of lacing needle / fid you're using? It looks very handy! I've looked all over for long flat fids like that but can't find one anywhere! Is that homemade or will you share what it's called and where you got it? Thanks!!!
Matthew Taggart Try Tandy leather. It's called a jumbo perma-loc lacing needle
you can fins them on amazon!
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