Hi sactowngold1, Originally kumihimo was an art practiced in Japan, and, you guess correctly, for parade, religion, ceremonies. These days kimihimo is practiced by people the world over, and, the braids uses are as diverse as the practitioners. Thanks for your comment and question!
Thanks for the question! I have added the clasps to the kumihimo page (link is in description above, I can't paste it here). I also added a link in the description to the clasps directly.
hola, gracias por los comentarios. Tenemos la intención de hacer otro video con más ejemplos Kumihimo ... Sin embargo, el tiempo y la dotación de personal no han permitido todavía. Lo siento por mi español - es cortesía de Google Translate. Gracias de nuevo y buena suerte!
I have posted a link to the Kumihimo books we carry above in the description. Of those books, "Japanese Braiding - The Art of Kumihimo" is great for getting started. Sorry for the delay in responding - haven't monitored youtube comments enough. Thanks for the question!
This is wonderful. We are new to this technique. I wish that you would have shown a closeup of what the flat braid looks like. As well as perhaps a link to any pattern books that you may sell. Otherwise this was a great overview!
HI mista625, thanks for the comment. I can't paste links in comments, but if you click 'show more' on the video description, we have links to books and equipment. Thanks again!
That looks like great fun! Great relaxation. I just wonder if one could get that built so that it might be easier on the back. What are those braids used for? Parade, religion, ceremonies?
Yes, yes...this is very interesting. Thank you so much for sharing...I used to do a lot of braiding. This reminds me of that..You know, bull whips. Right on, this is cool. I like it and I will be back for more. MD "the Online carpenter"
hola muy bonito, pero quisiera que enfocara mas hacia el trabajo del trenzado, no hacia la persona, pues no se aprecia bien, o de lo contrario, sugiera otros link donde se pueda aprender bien el movimiento de cada cordon, por lo demas es fantastico. gracias
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This is the very first video I found that shows how to roll the yarn onto the spools so that it doesn't unravel - thank you so much for that!!!
Hi sactowngold1, Originally kumihimo was an art practiced in Japan, and, you guess correctly, for parade, religion, ceremonies. These days kimihimo is practiced by people the world over, and, the braids uses are as diverse as the practitioners. Thanks for your comment and question!
Thanks for the question! I have added the clasps to the kumihimo page (link is in description above, I can't paste it here). I also added a link in the description to the clasps directly.
hola, gracias por los comentarios. Tenemos la intención de hacer otro video con más ejemplos Kumihimo ... Sin embargo, el tiempo y la dotación de personal no han permitido todavía. Lo siento por mi español - es cortesía de Google Translate. Gracias de nuevo y buena suerte!
I have posted a link to the Kumihimo books we carry above in the description. Of those books, "Japanese Braiding - The Art of Kumihimo" is great for getting started. Sorry for the delay in responding - haven't monitored youtube comments enough. Thanks for the question!
This is wonderful. We are new to this technique. I wish that you would have shown a closeup of what the flat braid looks like. As well as perhaps a link to any pattern books that you may sell. Otherwise this was a great overview!
Fantastic introduction! Many thanks!
HI mista625, thanks for the comment. I can't paste links in comments, but if you click 'show more' on the video description, we have links to books and equipment. Thanks again!
Hello Mike great video i am trying to learn how to do Kumihimo can you please tell me of a book that would be good for a beginer please
thank you
That looks like great fun! Great relaxation. I just wonder if one could get that built so that it might be easier on the back. What are those braids used for? Parade, religion, ceremonies?
thank you for your informative video Michael!!
Kim Orecchio ggghhhhgh
Yes, yes...this is very interesting. Thank you so much for sharing...I used to do a lot of braiding. This reminds me of that..You know, bull whips. Right on, this is cool. I like it and I will be back for more.
MD
"the Online carpenter"
disculpe donde puedo conseguir el aparato para hacerlo.muchas gracias.
Can you add beads to it on that
This is hypnotic...
Do you have this particular stand in this video in stock if I wanted to order?
It is an introduction to the tool and concept, not an actual full-on how-to.
9 min video and I still don't know how to do this. Could you clearly show the pattern, please?
hola muy bonito, pero quisiera que enfocara mas hacia el trabajo del trenzado, no hacia la persona, pues no se aprecia bien, o de lo contrario, sugiera otros link donde se pueda aprender bien el movimiento de cada cordon, por lo demas es fantastico. gracias
american, the sheer arrogance .