How to make a basic open crown hat /potae
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ย. 2020
- Learn how to make a simple open crown hat/potae with NZ Flax/Phormium Tenax or other materials. This video is for the basic version of this very popular hat type here in NZ and I have created a more advanced version of this for our members-only area on my website (www.flaxworx.co.nz) as well if you want to check it out and sign up to become a member. As always, most of my videos are aimed at people who have some experience in weaving already so are not meant for total beginners.
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Kia ora... Thank you, I love your lessons, very easy to follow.. your amazing.
Miharo. I love the way you teach, it's so simple and easy to follow, thank you so much.
Love your mahi, such a natural! Thanks for your content!
Kia Ora Rita thank you so much for sharing your awesome talents, much appreciated
I love your work,lts beautiful!
Thank you so much for this amazing video.
thank you!
Your instructions are so good thnk you. Awesome.
You are so welcome!
Thank you for awesome “hands on “video,.I’m using Pandanus fiber,.greetings from Maui,Hawaii,.🏝🤙🏾
you are welcome! I have used Pandanus on occasion for our types of weaving so I know it works well. Glad I could help you!
thankyou for making this lol ive always wanted to buy one of these but I don't have to. Thankyou
Thank you this tutorial is amazing you make it look so easy. I definitely gonna try it. I wish you do more tutorials like this. I would like you to do a dog bed I want to do one for my dog.
Kia Ora Isabella, you could try the more complex Wahakura Tutorial for a dog bed (also on my YT Channel), we are restricted by the length of our leaves when it comes to Flax weaving so that would probably the best option. Or you could search Katarina Tawiri and her Waikawa Wahakura tutorial, also on YT. I do have about 80 odd videos on my website (in the subscriber only space that is $15 a month and add free) but not all are here on youtube as most are quite complex and more for advanced weavers. You can check it out on www.flaxworx.co.nz/WeaversCircle (there are some free to watch FAQ videos as well)
Amazing. Thank you
Thank you for this I am going to harvest some cat tails and dry them and try this,I will try to weave it in the winter it is summer now
Thank you for that.
Thank you
Awesome, thankyou
Thank you!
Awesome! Love your tutorials! Nga mihi nui!😃👍❤️
Lovely Whaea....🥰
It took me a few tries but finally got it.....
Noho Ora mai
practice makes perfect:-) well done!
Amazing thank you e hoa
thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing, ngā mihi
Oh Kia ora and Thankyou
You are so welcome
Kia ora and thank you for this awesome video.
I wanted to ask, maybe I missed it but is there a point in time where you can size it to someone's head size? I'm dying to try this. I've always wanted one.
Ngā mihi
Not you could measure the head and then when you lay the first row of whenu measure that before joining. That seems to work best
Excellent video good camera angle☺
Thank you so much 😀
I would love to join you in this hikoi.
Once you make the brim & add on throughout a whole row, do you carry on adding on as you move down?
you can but don't have to. Just depends on how wide you want to make the brim really and how long your original whenu are.
Kia ora
Thank you for sharing.I'll try this using cattail leaves.
yes, those should work very well with this! Glad I could be of help!
Could you give me some advice how to make a removable top for this hat?
@@konstantinsirenko4600 uhh I don't know actually. I do have a different type of hat on here as well that starts as a 4 corner basket (and can be formed to be more or less round) but not one with removable top - not sure sorry. you might have to try and and then you are the inventor:-)
@@Flaxworx Thanks a lot for a quick response :)
@@FlaxworxS why S😭🐶🔛😁
Gostei muito, só que não fala sua língua,e não se traduir,i,mas vou tentar fazer aqui com outra fibra ,vc ensina muito bem, obrigada
Thank you!
Ngā mihi whaea
Dressing grown
Ataahua Ko mahi