*Shiyo! Absolutley phenomenal video. This is a technique that I have yet to learn. You present this in a calm, clear, concise and easy to understand way for all people. Sgi Chris🙏🦅*
the qull wrap that is done on rawhide on the feathers. Is that 1/4" or 1/8" rawhide lacing or deer lacing ? I'd like to order the correct thing. I'm going to try wrapping spine &
Hello, you would use rawhide and you can use either size. The pipebag bottom is all one piece of rawhide with the slats of 1/8" cut to the top but not all the way. If you quill on deerskin lace it will come out round. Thanks for watching.
Hi where do you get the split ash and the rawhide strips that you are using? I looked on the website and didn't find them. Also do you soak the rawhide medicine wheel in water to make it lay flat?
Thanks for watching Bev! We do sell rawhide on our website see here at: wanderingbull.com/shop/craft-supplies/leather/rawhide-lacing/. Unfortunately, we do not sell ash splints, but Chris harvested these from an Ash tree himself. If your medicine wheel is not flat, you will want to soak it and lay it flat with something on top until it is dry. Once it is dry you can wrap it with the quills.
@@cherylbfrey5936 We usually have brain tanned deer hides. Currently we are out of stock, but please check back soon! Unfortunately we do not carry Moose hides on a regular basis but it is possible we could get one in. Thank you! wanderingbull.com/shop/craft-supplies/leather/braintanned-deer-hides/
Thank you for watching Sandra. While often times the quills are harvested from the animal after is is dead, they can also be taken by throwing a blanket over the porcupine and when the porcupine crawls out from the blanket the quills are stuck to the fabric.
*Shiyo! Absolutley phenomenal video. This is a technique that I have yet to learn. You present this in a calm, clear, concise and easy to understand way for all people. Sgi Chris🙏🦅*
Thanks for watching!
Great instruction. Thanks !
Thanks for watching!
Thanks Chris
That bag is beautiful
Thank you Tina! And thanks for watching!
Hey Chris another great video .. hope you and your family are well ... was thinking of you guys earlier ...
Thanks for watching Kendall, hope to see you on the trails soon!
It is so nice to see things actually done on video that I have seen illustrated on the website in photos 🙂
So glad the videos are helpful! Thanks for watching!
Ya made that look easy Lol
Darn good video!!!! Thank you
It’s crazy how much of a coincidence this is I was planning on making a neck knife necklace part next week
Thanks for watching! Have fun making your neck knife necklace!
On the painted eagle feather, how is the rawhide secured to the feather?
Wrapping both the feather and rawhide with imitation sinew in 3-4 spots should hold it. Thanks for watching!
Do you have to be native to purchase supplies from your store?
No, anyone cant purchase from us. Thanks for watching!!
I red the comments & seen you dont sell the split ash.
Do u sell split ash in your store? & if you do , how much do you charge for some?
Unfortunately we do not have it for sale in the store, but Chris went out and harvested the ash himself. Thank you for watching!
the qull wrap that is done on rawhide on the feathers. Is that 1/4" or 1/8" rawhide lacing or deer lacing ? I'd like to order the correct thing. I'm going to try wrapping spine &
Hello, you would use rawhide and you can use either size. The pipebag bottom is all one piece of rawhide with the slats of 1/8" cut to the top but not all the way. If you quill on deerskin lace it will come out round. Thanks for watching.
Hi where do you get the split ash and the rawhide strips that you are using? I looked on the website and didn't find them. Also do you soak the rawhide medicine wheel in water to make it lay flat?
Thanks for watching Bev! We do sell rawhide on our website see here at: wanderingbull.com/shop/craft-supplies/leather/rawhide-lacing/.
Unfortunately, we do not sell ash splints, but Chris harvested these from an Ash tree himself. If your medicine wheel is not flat, you will want to soak it and lay it flat with something on top until it is dry. Once it is dry you can wrap it with the quills.
@@thewanderingbull9843 thank you so much for helping me
Need tutorial to make neck ornament on your back left . Thank’s
We will try to add it to our list, thanks for watching!
Could you do a video on the peyote stitch?
Hi Cheryl! We have a video on the peyote stich, if you look in our video playlist. Its called Petote Stich-How to bead. Thanks for watching!
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Do you know of a good supply of moose hide? Or brain tanned?
@@cherylbfrey5936 We usually have brain tanned deer hides. Currently we are out of stock, but please check back soon! Unfortunately we do not carry Moose hides on a regular basis but it is possible we could get one in. Thank you! wanderingbull.com/shop/craft-supplies/leather/braintanned-deer-hides/
Do you have to kill the animal to get the quills.
Thank you for watching Sandra. While often times the quills are harvested from the animal after is is dead, they can also be taken by throwing a blanket over the porcupine and when the porcupine crawls out from the blanket the quills are stuck to the fabric.