Part V - Final Assembly - DIY Native American Headdress / War Bonnet
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Some of my viewers asked for the full tutorial video of my Native American Headdress. So, here it is.
You can see the whole playlist of five videos here :
• Part I - Headdress Bea...
When I was a kid, I had a great admiration for Native Americans and their craft I discovered in movies the french TV broadcasted every sunday night. This build was a challenge for me. I wanted to learn how to make a headdress, overcome all the difficulties and most importantly pay a tribute to the traditions and craft of the Native Americans I admired as a child. I know the importance of the headdress for Indians and the honor it is to have one or wear one, so please don't see in this video any disrespect for the culture or traditions of Native Americans, as I only mean to show respect and admiration for their craft.
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This video is the last part of a full tutorial "How to make a Native American Headdress / War Bonnet".
In this part, I finish the assembly of the headdress. As you will seen, I needed to ad some details, fur and leather strips to mount the feathers on the bonnet.
This build took me around 30 hours. It was a first for me, but I'm really happy how it turned out. I love it and I hope you will like too !
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Music : Little Planet by Bensound (www.bensound.co...)
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Check my other videos :
Part IV - Ornaments - DIY Native American Headdress / War Bonnet :
• Part IV - Ornaments - ...
Part III - Feathers Preparation - DIY How to make a Native American Headdress / War Bonnet : • Part III - Making the ...
Part II - Feathers Preparation - DIY How to make a Native American Headdress / War Bonnet : • Part II - Feathers Pre...
Part I - Headdress Beading - DIY How to make a Native American Headdress / War Bonnet : • Part I - Headdress Bea...
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Thanks for watching !
I just watched all 5 parts , amazing work , absolutely beautiful
Thank you very much. I appreciate it !
Wow.. I don't know what to say.. brother you've out done yourself this time.. I couldn't wait to see the end product. Very suspenseful and riveting, the music was perfect... WELL DONE MAN!!!
Thank you Lonnie ! I really appreciate it.
Hauntingly fantastic. Wonderful experience watching this entire series.
Thank you Rag.Very happy you liked it all ! :)
Way Beyond that my friend
You made Semore a war bonnet! Fantastic video series! Thanks for sharing
Seymoure Can go back home now, he helped a lot ;)
Thanks for watching Hugo !
What a beautiful piece! I was hoping to see you wear it.
Lol, thank you very much. You can see me wear it. Watch carefully the end of the video ;)
Amazing and beautiful finale for this craft Red bro ! So much attention to detail ! You rock !
Thanks Remy ! Much appreciated. Will contact you soon for our thing ! ;)
WOW...Amazing as usual !
Thanks Michael !
Fantastic. Love it. Great choice in music for the final video as well.
Thank you very much ! I'm so happy how it came out. :)
The Redsmith You should be. The whole process was just wonderful to watch.
Thank you very much !
That was an awesome story!
Thank you Gib. Happy you liked the whole process ;)
Awesome buddy brilliant watching the whole process but it must have taken you so long 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks mate. Yes, it took quite some time to make. Around 30 hours I think ;)
The Redsmith holy crap man that's a big build very well done 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
+Diesineveryfilm Customs Thanks buddy 😉🖒
the one I made for the Order of the Arrow Ceremonial Induction / Dance Team took me around one month to assemble...labor intensive, but very satisfying..I used a old Dan Beard design in one of his awesome DYI books...Back in the day, everyone thought every native Indian tribe wore war bonnets!!! I modified mine to the REAL Eastern Woodland Native headress..Dan Beard had good eyes when it came to detailing...I was complimented by the Mattaponi Chief for getting it "right"....Think of a "crown " design, with a ring of feathers and shells replacing the beads...Beads did not come into the picture until the English / European influence..thus the beads were called "Trade Beads"..New York as we know it , was traded by a trunk of beads and trinkets...yep...look it up....Old "Uncle Dan" was a very early defender of Native American rights ...Seton, another early leader of U S Boy Scouts could not stand Dan Beard for his outspoken support of the American Natives and his wish to "Keep the Scouts in the woods" enthusiasm...Seton later left the Scouting movement after words with James E West, the first Chief Scout of BSA...
I love your Magic hands ❤
Thank you very much!!
Fantastic! Great artwork!
Thank you very much !
Awesome! I love it!
Thanks James !
Misteriosamente lindo demais 👏👏🙏
Muito obrigado
sa déchire vraiment bravo!
Merci !
Bravo!
Merci !!
I may be wrong but I am pretty sure that Native Americans did not have superglue. Liked the rest of the video
Right, but they had rabbit skin glue which is pretty much the same. Thanks for watching :)
So, after watching this guy go through all of this, to document and share the making of this beautiful piece of art, you're going to question the materials that he used while doing it? About some glue issue? That's all that you could think of to say to him about it? I may be wrong, but I think that you're an asshole.
yeah - awesome
Thank you very much !
This was worth the wait! Great work and I admire your patience with this project! How much time did you spent on this project?
Thanks my friend ! I think it took me around 30 hours of work. not including the editing of each video off course.
Wow that's amazing! Again: well done!
Thank you very much ;)
All of the intricate work!!!! crazy awesome dude!
If I may ask, What's it for?
Dave Strain Thank you very much Dave ! It's just to play Cowboys & Indians with my little kid. And try new techniques and make new / different in leatherwork. But mostly for fun and play 😊
He's going to Coachella and wants to fit in
Hello, I have been obsessed with this video since I was little (I love Native American culture) and this masterpiece put me in awe. But I have always wondered, where do you get those metal disc plates? I would love to make one of these one day and want to know all the knowledge I can. Again your art is such an amazing thing in this world which has inspired me so much.
Thank you for your kind words. I made the metal disc myself with a 3mm thick metal sheet cut with shears and filed to be as round as possible.
So glad my video inspired you and I hope it will also help you to fulfill your dream.
Dooooooooood !!!!!!!
;) Thanks Bill !
What is the soundtrack in part V
It's always written in the video description.