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I make medieval clothes & need to make this kind of braid for a kamakura period project- this is literally the perfect tutorial and so clear! I can't wait to try it out.

An excellent tutorial!! Thank you

Great war of explaining - thank for the details on possible mistakes and color patterns!! 😊

Thank you. Excellent.

😍 I am beyond grateful for your advice and content - as a highly visual learner/human, seeing your set up and steps make everything make sense, and empowers me to try it with my students. THANK YOU!!!

3:57 It is called an overhand knot. Interestingly, a pretzel knot is a name for a different knot.

This is simply a smart, insightful approach - unique in my experience - teacher to teacher - flippin' fantastic! Content and comms - AAA! TVVM!

Thank you so, so much for making this video - I have been teaching middle school for 14 years & never seen this lesson. You made my day :) so excited to try this.

Are the oil pastels a certain color family or just random? thank you :)

The best easiest explained tutorial ever

Thank you!!!!! My kids got this as a gift and the instructions left me so confused! Then I looked at other videos and felt like crying under the bed with confusion! Finally, I understand! 🎉🎉🎉 Thank you!!!!

Thanks so much! Your such a good teacher

Wouldn't it be easier to number the notches, so that kids lean faster which string goes ahere and in what order? THX

Where can I get thin cardboard like that?

You are such a good teacher, thank you 🙏💚

I am forced to be here because school ;-; Edit: can't believe this is more than 6 months ago... 6 months ago I was struggling with kumihimo... And now I've finally finished 10th grade... That's so fast...

Thank you very much!!

Thank you for making this wonderful and easy to follow tutorial. You made it fun and easy to learn. My granddaughter is going to love making these. You’re an excellent teacher! ❤

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Your students are lucky to have you as a teacher! Wonderful tutorial ❤❤❤

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I'm not certain if you will still be responding to questions, but if I were 4.5" x 4.5" chipboard, where would I be located or available for purchase? I see 6 x6 and 4 x4. I was thinking if I used 4x4, then I could use 6x6 paper? Thanks for you help and the fantastic video!!

What is a realistic estimate of How long this take total? And, what age group is most capable? Thank you for FREELY sharing

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Can I use any other kind of paper or it has to be origami paper?

Very clearly taught. Makes me want to try. What is the best material to use … yarn? cording? something else?

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Thank you❤

It has been very well explained and even motivated me in the age of 62 as a meditation ,listening music gona creative hoby for me.

You are a great teacher...thank you

Cmei MONTEVERDI - muito interessante o curso

Wow, you are incredible, it's a lot easier with your explanation. Thanks 🙏

Com este tutorial, será muito fácil a confecção deste trançado.

This is my first year teaching art. How long does this project generally take for them to complete everything?

Thanks a lot 🙏 your tutorial is really 👌 you are a very good teacher 😊

This is a fantastic tutorual, thanks so much! I

thanks! helped so much

Maybe I missed it but what were the other notches for if you're only using 8 notches

Fantastic! You’ve made it possible for me to trying this! Thanks. X

You’re amazing! Thank you.

Awesome! Thank you.

So helpful! Thank you! Do you think it’d work with embroidery floss?

Hey! I had some free time today and wanted to fill it by making a bracelet, couldn't decide on what type and then I remembered Kumihimo from middle school art. I put it in the search bar on youtube and to my surprise I came across this video. 8 years ago you taught my middle school class to do this in our free time, it is still super fun and addicting. glad I came across this.

You might show how to end while working on your Kumihimo by bringing down just the first right hand cord leaving three at the bottom and one at the top. When you pick it up again. You will see that now you move the left cord up to the left and resume.

Thank you very much❤, this video helped me a lot in understanding the method