Me too! It honestly makes the process more interesting to watch. I love seeing how trial & error shapes the final project. It’s nice to see some one make amazing art & know they don’t get it right every time. I know it helps me take more risks & now take failures so much to heart.
Pro tip from a fellow weaver: I've never worked with Aspen bark, but many weaving materials benefit from being dried completely first and then soaked until they become flexible again right before weaving. Some materials do fine if you weave them fresh, but many shrink or become brittle. Just figured I would share, since you've taught me so much- for instance, the effectiveness of super glue when dealing with baskets/weaves that will not cooperate, haha :) beautiful stuff, keep it up!
Victoria Lopes he’s not even lazy, it’s just that “modern problems require modern solutions”. we basically invented stuff like cars and elevators because we were lazy lol
This channel always reminds me to keep trying, I feel like whenever you have to go to plan B or plan C, you don’t get discouraged and it always turns out so well! It’s something I really admire. Thanks for the inspiration to make cool things and be a better person ☺️
why did I read "how to weave with food?" edit: no but fr, my mom has these old chairs that are really f*cked up but she really loves them, and they have this weaved wood on them and this video is literally telling me I should fix them myself. Thanks, bro, I think she's going to like that 😆
Dude! You totally should! I remember breaking a few as a kid and feeling SUPER bad because they cost a fortune to have re-caned for you, and of course the internet was in its infancy, so there weren’t nearly as many free learning resources! It’s a good thing the pattern is complex but not difficult or confusing. Just time consuming!
I love how much effort and time you put into your videos, I mean 8hrs, then there’s editing and voiceover and that’s only one of the weaves. Truly great videos, keep ‘em up 😊
well, you made me more aware of how my neighbor do his job for furnitures (rocking chair, chairs, tables, beds, etc). I also see him pass the rattan through homemade holes in a metal sheet (similar to cheese grater) to make sure all of the lengths are same width and doesn't have splinters, also he taps the second rattan to make the gaps smaller and tighter. I believe he also swipe the rattan with candle wax to make the weaving easier and faster. I always see him working on old furnitures that need the rattan/reeds replaced and sometimes with new furnitures for his clients. nice vid.
Ahhh i'm not latina but damn right, my grandparents have a rocking chair with this weave! Thanks girl i was trying to remember where i've seen that pattern!
Very cool colab. Very inspiring. I needed to cane a one hundred plus year old rocker that I inherited. Perfect timing. You also will save me a ton of money, because I will just weave directly onto the furniture now. The tip of gluing the edges while weaving on the frame is a great tip. Love the homemade pegs. Love you for sharing. Thanks.
This is amazing. I love this design, but furniture with rattan is usually so expensive. Thank you for showing us how to make it yourself and in such a comprehensive and enjoyable way on top!
Sorry about your cabin, man. My family has a super rustic one in eastern washington and I can't imagine ever losing it. Almost lost it to a forest fire 2 years ago. Loved this project btw!!!
You say you're doing things out of laziness, but I'd say that you're being inventive! I don't know about that super glue application though, lol. That would definitely be under "chaotic evil" on a glue application alignment chart.
Perfect collab-type man! There's a lot of creative collaborations out there at the moment but this kind is the BEST KIND! A true division of work and creativity came from both of you going into this project, and it's a fantastic outcome!
I love this collab style. I've been subscribed to you both for a while now, so it was very exciting seeing you work together. The projects all turned out great!
I love how much effort you put into this video, as per usual; how you added in some family history which was super rad to hear about; how you used some of the bark from your family tree & lastly that you are now doing collabs with Drew!!! Every video I watch of yours, I'm even more impressed! The trees out the front of our old house used to be paper bark trees. As a kid I used to pull off sections of the tree & I'd try to write something on them. It was fun but hard to do with the bark actually being soft & almost material-like. Anyway, enough of my rambling! Great video!!! Would love to see a video on how to make an intro like yours (especially considering you've talked about changing it in the past, you could make a new one & show us the process!) 🌻
OMGOODNESS, Shmoxd. Young man, I LOVE everything about you. Don't worry, I live in Australia, and I am in my 70th year. I can dream. Lol. I love your daring, you dare to try anything, and your determination to see it through to the finish. I don't, so I just keep returning to watch one of your vids. Your young lady is beautiful as well as you being quite the looker. I know good things will come your way, you deserve them. Keep up with all the great art that you share with us, it is so appreciated. Makes me smile, and you cat. Hugs and more hugs to you all. Stay safe. Sherie Rodrigues from Australia. 😯
i love how you show every time you mess up instead of cutting it out
Thanks:) I mess up lots so.. for sure will have more to come
Me too! It honestly makes the process more interesting to watch. I love seeing how trial & error shapes the final project. It’s nice to see some one make amazing art & know they don’t get it right every time. I know it helps me take more risks & now take failures so much to heart.
kov3ly i was just thinking about that
messing up is a crucial part of learning something new. Love these videos
This is part of what makes me love TH-cam so much
Always impressed by your ability to take such a variety of art techniques and adapt them into something you love! I could take some notes, haha.
Kasey... Let’s exchange notes.. (I don’t know if that translates how I want but I think you’ll get what I’m saying) haha smh
Omg One of my favourite TH-camrs commented him.
Kasey please get him the recognition he deserves. Shout him out please.
This is the kind of content I come to TH-cam for. Cool tutorials I tell myself I’ll do eventually but I never actually will
same though...
I’m never going to do this but I still watch all of these
🙌🏻🙌🏻
Pro tip from a fellow weaver: I've never worked with Aspen bark, but many weaving materials benefit from being dried completely first and then soaked until they become flexible again right before weaving. Some materials do fine if you weave them fresh, but many shrink or become brittle. Just figured I would share, since you've taught me so much- for instance, the effectiveness of super glue when dealing with baskets/weaves that will not cooperate, haha :) beautiful stuff, keep it up!
ahhh wish I would have done that! thanks for the tip:)
@@Shmoxd & Anden, this was an awesome tip! Thanx! Bryan, found you through Lone Wolf! LUV you both! Thanx for the inspiation!
Where can someone buy a bulk amount of anything like this or close to it?
STILL OBSESSED WITH THIS VIDEO! WATCHING IT FOR THE 3RD TIME
dude.. I've said it once I'll say it again. you're the biggest sweet heart! 🥰
"bc im lazy" and literally does weaving
Victoria Lopes he’s not even lazy, it’s just that “modern problems require modern solutions”. we basically invented stuff like cars and elevators because we were lazy lol
@@estheryang1247 lol laziness make us creative i guess
@@Victoria9Girl I guess I'm super creative then.. haha
@@Shmoxd with great powers comes great responsibilities
he does it for clout
No one:
This guy: applies superglue with his bare skin
I wasn’t prepared to see it even after reading this comment
Omg that’s what I was thinking 🙈
haha.. my fingers got alll messed up
I specifically came to the comment section in hopes I wasn’t the only person who saw that
Doesn't everyone? ...
This channel always reminds me to keep trying, I feel like whenever you have to go to plan B or plan C, you don’t get discouraged and it always turns out so well! It’s something I really admire. Thanks for the inspiration to make cool things and be a better person ☺️
glad I could help:)
What if u run out of letters and for example:
Plan z didnt work what am i supposed to do now
I Loved the meaning behind that one and that you are giving it to your mom ☺
☺️🙏🏻
why did I read "how to weave with food?"
edit: no but fr, my mom has these old chairs that are really f*cked up but she really loves them, and they have this weaved wood on them and this video is literally telling me I should fix them myself. Thanks, bro, I think she's going to like that 😆
I'm excited for the skull weaving, it's getting to be fall!
Dude! You totally should! I remember breaking a few as a kid and feeling SUPER bad because they cost a fortune to have re-caned for you, and of course the internet was in its infancy, so there weren’t nearly as many free learning resources! It’s a good thing the pattern is complex but not difficult or confusing. Just time consuming!
In my theatre department a kid spend half the term doing 4 chairs for a show in between his classes 😆
You read it like that cause your hungry.
Would be a nice present for birthday or christmas. I repaired a chair for my grandma once and she loved it and talks about it every now and then.
I will always appreciate the way you leave mistakes in. It’s all part of the process.
try n try again:) 🖤🖤
Loved it never stop
You two are the perfect collab 😘
I agree:)
Wow, I really loved this collab. I really want to make one of the wall sconces that Lone Fox made.
This collab was unbe-weave-able. \*finger guns*
yassssss!! 👉🏻💥"Pew pew"
I enjoy that you make tutorials about unusual thinks.
The dowel in the drill bit is so smart!
haha thanks! I was pretty proud
You are one of my most inspirational TH-camrs
currently inspired to rattan weave my whole life. thnx.
if you would make me a suite .. please and thanks.
YES. Do collabs. This is amazing 😊
This is a craft that my country does a lot. It's kind of a traditional thing here, and it's really nice seeing a video like this here!
The patience and the talent you have is impeccable!
This was unbelieWEAVABLE.
yessssss!
My favorite channel on TH-cam! Post more often please!!!!!!
How clever the drill with the saw !!!
🙏🏻🕺🏼
following both of you! Please do more of it! LOVE LOVE LOVE
I think we will have to do more:):)
I want to tell you that I appreciate you showing when the project goes wrong sometimes, and that not everything goes perfect right away
Literally the most creative DIY channel, thank you so much for your content!
☺️🙏🏻
Can I just say THANK YOU cuz you unintentionally gave me some hacks with the drill and saw, as well as the pencil sharpener *MIND FREAKING BLOWN*
Truly impressive! And then you make your own caning strips...!! Yes please more collabs with Lone Fox!
thanks s'much!!:):) and I hope we do more in the future!
That was super cool, Drew makes awesome stuff and so do you, totally should do this again
Thanks! and I think we should too!
Absolutely loving this Drew Scott collab!!! Love you both
☺️🙏🏻
I love this format! Awesome! I want to try now.
Thanks! and you should!:)
In Mexico, we have chairs that have that in the back. They are comfy and fresh.
I followed both of you separately. Super cool to see this collaboration come together!
love that!
Love the format!!
Dreaming of all the furniture that can be reupholstered with this 🙌🏽🙌🏽
😴🙌🏻
we love this format!!! give away a big one to offer the biggest chance for someone to come up with something cool
Thats what I was thinking.. you wouldn't be able to do much with the lil guys...
Please more of this format, I also have been watching drew for so long and it's super exciting to see you both working together on a project!
I think we need to do more too!:)
You have incredible patience....love this video and Drew’s...you both are so talented. Bravo 👏. More from both of you on a collaboration
Thanks! and I agree! there needs to be more!
I love how much effort and time you put into your videos, I mean 8hrs, then there’s editing and voiceover and that’s only one of the weaves. Truly great videos, keep ‘em up 😊
I love any art form that requires "jazz hands" to make it complete XD Loved the collab!!
an interga part of weaving... 🙌🏻
Neat tutorial. I like the collab and what he made with what you made. Cool team work. Also I need to see more of your kitty. Stat.
Thanks! and riiiiiiight?! Toaster needs his own lil channel...
The drill with a saw is such a good idea for quick cutting
Wow!! Thanks Lone Fox 🦊 for hipping me to this channel!!!!!
my mom made me a hat doing this when I was a baby for a family photo
your mom sounds rad:)
well, you made me more aware of how my neighbor do his job for furnitures (rocking chair, chairs, tables, beds, etc). I also see him pass the rattan through homemade holes in a metal sheet (similar to cheese grater) to make sure all of the lengths are same width and doesn't have splinters, also he taps the second rattan to make the gaps smaller and tighter. I believe he also swipe the rattan with candle wax to make the weaving easier and faster. I always see him working on old furnitures that need the rattan/reeds replaced and sometimes with new furnitures for his clients.
nice vid.
How many Latinos watching this rn to fix yo' mama's rocking chairs 😂
here lol literally all our old chairs are like this
Holaaa 😂😂😂
les ayudara....
Ahhh i'm not latina but damn right, my grandparents have a rocking chair with this weave! Thanks girl i was trying to remember where i've seen that pattern!
also eastern Indians
Very cool colab. Very inspiring. I needed to cane a one hundred plus year old rocker that I inherited. Perfect timing.
You also will save me a ton of money, because I will just weave directly onto the furniture now. The tip of gluing the edges while weaving on the frame is a great tip. Love the homemade pegs. Love you for sharing. Thanks.
I LOVED HOW IT looked on the big frame ! honestly it would look good with the frame on a big wall !
Thats how I have it right now.. and I love it!:)
this is seriously so awesome! you are talented. Thanks for the vid!
wow! thanks:):)
Awesome! I like seeing you do collabs.
I always got my finger stuck in the ratan chairs and thus ended my love for this art form, it's a pretty craft to watch.
whoah... you saying that just brought back a ton of memories!!
I will be sending this to my mother as a 12 years later apology and hey look it's easy to fix video so k33p the 80's coming .
For the 1st time I actually want to do this, thanks for the inspiration.
You're welcome! you'll have to let me know how it goes!
Came here from Lone Fox. Love when creators collaborate! ... speaks volumes of your character. Can't wait to binge watch your videos. Be well.
That's not lazy it's just *genius* 🤙
Hi, just got here via Drew, looking forward to watching you all day binge
Drew (Lone Fox) is awesome. such a down to earth guy
I’ve seen someone use pine needles here on TH-cam. Love how you collaborate with Drew, you guys rock!!
I love that idea where you make something and then Drew makes something out of it. So creative.
thanks for making this video! i am shocked at the lack of rattan weaving tutorials,, but this hit the spot
Love this! Love the trial and error style you have and the collab with other DIY channels too.
💕Thanks s'much:):)
Your dance intro is still one of my favs. :)
haha thanks! 🕺🏼
This is truly amazing! Great job!
☺️🙏🏻
Awesome work. I found out about u thru Drew. I’m happy I did. Thx for the tutorial. 😃👍🏾✌️❤️
I'm happy you did too! Thanks s'much:)
Shmoxd
Ur welcome ✌️
You have so much patience to do these projects. And skill.
If I tried to do something like this, I would get so frustrated by my own impatience.
The commitment you have to your projects is so inspiring!
This is amazing. I love this design, but furniture with rattan is usually so expensive. Thank you for showing us how to make it yourself and in such a comprehensive and enjoyable way on top!
glad I could help:)
Gosh I love Rattan and now I want to make EVERYTHING out of it
I think you gotta!
@@Shmoxd Ohhh I will! Just started studying Industrial Design and Im SO gonna incorporate this into a project at school
I love both of you! Im so happy about this videos!
Love this!!!!!!
im in love with this channel
🥰
Just found you threw Drew Scott. Love your style!!
Thanks s'much!!
When I was younger I had a chair made with this tecnic and I remembered my childhood right away, loved it.
good ol nostalgia...
Sorry about your cabin, man. My family has a super rustic one in eastern washington and I can't imagine ever losing it. Almost lost it to a forest fire 2 years ago. Loved this project btw!!!
it's okay:) I'll have to make another lil guys sometime.. and thanks s'much!
This is one of my favorite collabs on TH-cam👏
🙌🏻☺️🙏🏻
You say you're doing things out of laziness, but I'd say that you're being inventive!
I don't know about that super glue application though, lol. That would definitely be under "chaotic evil" on a glue application alignment chart.
Perfect collab-type man! There's a lot of creative collaborations out there at the moment but this kind is the BEST KIND! A true division of work and creativity came from both of you going into this project, and it's a fantastic outcome!
Thanks! I agree! it was like both of us did what we are best at... for a rad rad outcome:)
Bran, you’re so talented
Kenn S *skilled
☺️
my favorite intro is backkkk
🕺🏼
You have the patience of a saint. I would have used the aspen as tinder!🇨🇦🌿
hahah I was about to... 🔥
Awesome work ! Love you both
So creative! I love it. Reminds me of apt of traditional work. I admire your perseverance, I lose interest/motivation so quickly. So good for you
Amazing!
You are a great weaver; which is such a fun creative art form.
Came from Drew's channel and subscribed. Love how your weaving turned out looks like lot of work. Please do another diy with him.
Thanks so much! and I hope we do another one soon:)
Every Mexican grandma has at least one chair with that wooden weave
ojodeoro they must be good for hot weather because they’re pretty popular here too
I love this collab style. I've been subscribed to you both for a while now, so it was very exciting seeing you work together. The projects all turned out great!
🙌🏻me too! and thanks:)
Im in love with the green version
I love how much effort you put into this video, as per usual; how you added in some family history which was super rad to hear about; how you used some of the bark from your family tree & lastly that you are now doing collabs with Drew!!! Every video I watch of yours, I'm even more impressed!
The trees out the front of our old house used to be paper bark trees. As a kid I used to pull off sections of the tree & I'd try to write something on them. It was fun but hard to do with the bark actually being soft & almost material-like.
Anyway, enough of my rambling! Great video!!! Would love to see a video on how to make an intro like yours (especially considering you've talked about changing it in the past, you could make a new one & show us the process!) 🌻
Thanks so much!!:):) I think you're paper bark tree idea is awsome! andddd... I currently am storyboarding the new intro.. so...
@@Shmoxd Sounds like I caught you at the right time then. :D :D
I JUST HAVE TO SAY HOW MUCH YOUR INTRO GIVES ME ANXIETY
haha.. me too
We have so much of this wood weaving the the Philippines ! So glad I found this tutorial ! Thank youu
🙌🏻🙌🏻
S/o to Drew. I came here because I wanted to know who the dope person was behind Drew's newest rattan diys. Subscribed! 🤗
huge s/o to drew! haha and thanks so much:):)
I came over from lonefox and Wow, so great to be here!! Hello hello from Germany
Here from Drew’s Channel. I just wanted to say that the entire concept was amazing. Such creative minds. You guys should do it again.
Thanks so much! I hope we do it again:)
I've been waiting for this collab!!! Love you both! 😘🙌😂
☺️🙏🏻
Love it dude!
OMGOODNESS, Shmoxd. Young man, I LOVE everything about you. Don't worry, I live in Australia, and I am in my 70th year. I can dream. Lol. I love your daring, you dare to try anything, and your determination to see it through to the finish. I don't, so I just keep returning to watch one of your vids. Your young lady is beautiful as well as you being quite the looker. I know good things will come your way, you deserve them. Keep up with all the great art that you share with us, it is so appreciated. Makes me smile, and you cat. Hugs and more hugs to you all. Stay safe. Sherie Rodrigues from Australia. 😯
This is amazing. I was thinking about doing my bedpanel with this kind of weave. I didn’t knew how to do it, but this is just what i needed!!! THANKS
Sounds amazing! you will have to keep me updated on the project