Leather Mystery Braid Cuff
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Making a Mystery Braid Cuff is the main point of this tutorial, but the braid itself is a great decoration. In addition to the braid, we’ll set a snap, use a Round End Punch (00076-3/4), cut parallel lines by hand and use a Leather Lace Stripper (65-2966). For a full set of downloadable instructions, please see: www.weaverleathersupply.com/c... or buy the kit here: www.weaverleathersupply.com/c... - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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This guy is like that art teacher in jr. high where you walk into class on the first day with no interest in art but because of his great attitude, patience and dedication to his craft, you develop an interest where you had none before.
I wish I had teachers like this guy. Being taught by someone who is truly passionate makes a huge difference to how well the students are able to learn from them
The only art teacher I ever had like that was 3rd grade. First time I did work with clay (only a few other times) but it's what made me realize I like working with my hand and creating stuff.
dont know how i ended here.but this video solve 1 life mystery. thank you sir
Same here... TH-cam randomly played it and luckily it did!
Its a life mystery i didnt even know i wanted to know
🥴😆🤣😂
Same! Random recommendation answered questions I didn't even know I had.
jozen nn Same. Sooooo same. #magic
This video should be shown to teachers. Everything is clear, concise, easily understandable, full of positive energy. I don't know what caused youtube to suggest this to me, but good grief I'm glad it did!
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Speaking as a teacher; I try to hit that positive energy, but unfortunately your teachers are only human. We have our off days and some students just suck that energy out of you (not always by their own fault). It's a lot easier, especially if you're a bit introverted, to put that energy on for half an hour to an hour making a video, than doing it 6 hours a day every day.
Don't get me wrong I love my job and I get a lot of energy back from my students, but I know I'm not the best teacher I can be every hour of every day. I don't think any one of us can do that.
Craftsmen sharing their expertise are some of the best contributors to TH-cam.
I'm a fairly experienced woodworker, and I try to use the "old ways" if I can. It is much more satisfying to me that I can pass on some of the original skills to my kids & grand kids. Tom Barth
If the old guys don’t share their knowledge it will be lost.
I don't have any interest in leather working at all. BUT the way this guy talks and his attitude is awesome. I'm subscribing just so I can watch more leather Bob Ross.
Leather Bob Ross
The only necessary comparison
I agree! I am subscribing now :)
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The dude is like....far out man.
Hiiii swity
‘Chew up a little real estate’ is the best way I’ve heard to say ‘get smaller’ 😄😄
Damn! He is such a good teacher. You can tell he has a lifetime of experience and love for what he does!
I foolishly undid a braided wristband... now I "know" how to redo it, but not this late a night and sober... Thank you sir!
I've always wondered how you make these, but I have no idea how it ended up in my feed, haha... Cool info, though!
@ravvraj big brother is watching
So did I.
Me too lol!
I was going to say the same thing.
The algorithm has chosen you to become a weaving wizard
I believe most of us here wonder why this popped up in our recommended videos but ended up watching it ang liking it.
Thank you, Sir!
Was likely inevitable for me; been watching videos of ammo reloading, wood turning, blacksmithing, gunsmithing, bushcraft, fletching, DIY fishing lures, bow making, carpentry, 3D printing, resin art, camo painting, taxidermy, air brushing, glassblowing... really, any videos about making stuff. Kinda surprised leather craft didn't get recommended until now. Last time I did leather craft was in the Indian Guides to make our vest and a wallet. Jeez, that was about 30 years ago...
@@Gottaculat Indian Guides was the GOAT. Some of my greatest memories came from those days.
Same here 🤣
Maybe the TH-cam gods are just generous and kind 😊
I bet it smells fantastic in his shop. Idk if it’s the leather or polish or combo but walking in a leather shop always smells so good.
It’s the glue too🤣
It could be the dead cows or the solution used to tan the leather?
It's definitely the leather. I love being in my shop and working leather. The smell is calming.
Can't believe this is free and available to the public. Thank you for your dedication to your craft and for making this an accessible hobby to everyone!
your like the bob ross of leather. such a soothing lesson
Lol!!
bob bobbing Cool.
bob bobbing i was just thinking that!
"And we're going to put a happy little snap over here"
@stephen madl why so angry?
I’ve always wondered how those are done, so cool to see how! My grandma used to do leathercraft, but her rheumatism put an end to it. So I feel that by learning the craft, I’m honouring her, in a way.
You are an amazing teacher. Each step is clearly explained and you address issues and reasons and just general good practice while teaching us to do a really cool project and it didn't feel like learning. I often ( most of the time) rewind a video every 10 sec to rewatch because I have forgotten what I just saw. I am absolutely confident I could ( and am about to) replicate it and not rewatch once. You have a true gift. Thank you
Thank you so much!
Hi! I'm Catt in Portland, Oregon. I made and sold these "Mystery Bracelets" while in Madison, Hi School, I graduated 1971. Being a "Hippie Chic", I was into making crafts like Candles (I made my own molds),Macrame (I have the Macrame hanging Owl plant holder from my Mothers' home) this "Owl" is hanging safely on my balcony wall and in excellent condition. Small macrame like bracelets, earrings, necklaces. Leather items these "Mystery bracelets" were my lunch money, some clothing money, craft money and of course my horses' shoes, bridles, saddle pads, grain, hay. My Mystery bracelets were not copied from anyone and I didn't tell anyone how I made them. They started from scrap leather that was too nice to throw away. Thank you for reading this comment; got a little excited.
Fantastic demonstration and you are an excellent teacher! I've never done leather working before and I feel that I could make one of these. Thank you!
I'm not sure why this showed up in my suggestions but it brought me tremendous joy and a flood of emotion. My father had a leather store from the 70s thru to the late 90s. Even after he was infirmed at the VA hospital he taught leather working to others there. I've made plenty of these cuffs but it was a long time ago. I was a daddy's girl and wish I'd taken over the business like he wanted me to back then. Thank you YT for the suggestion and thank you to the content creator for this great video.
Wow, thank you so much for your comment! Glad to hear that you enjoyed the video. :)
Used to braid a lot of roping reins and had not thought about the mystery braid until I saw your tutorial. Great Tips!
I’m doing mystery cuffs with my 5 grand girls this week! Should be fun, thanks for the tips and tutorials.
This guy is a wizard with leather. So easy to learn and motivating.
Years ago I made finger rings with that technique. Two sets very tight, was tough ! Left leather natural, skin oil eventually turned it a beautiful brown. I don't believe my fingers are up to the task now.
I also loved the close up and very useful demostration of how to detangle twice
and how each of them where very different acording to the amount of sets doneand the explanation of start braiding under instead off over for a better clean look.
I suscribed
Thank you for subscribing!
I had one of these bracelets back in High School and loved it. Lost it in time and now I can make one. Thanks
This was awesome to watch! We take for granted the craft that goes into these bracelets! Beautiful work! ❤️
Wonderful teaching attitude!
You turned a subject that’s interesting to you into a subject interesting to everyone watching.
So great seeing how much you enjoy what you do.
Thank you!
I knew a guy who was a master of the mystery braid. He could braid any odd number of strips. He made me an absolutely gorgeous guitar strap with fifteen strips over fifty years ago that I still have and even occasionally use.
I was making these in the early 70s. In fact, my wedding headband was a blue velvet one that my daughter used too.
Would love to spend a week with Chuck learning this in his shop. What an amazing instructor!
It's been a while since I had done a mystery braid and was looking for a refresher video. Wow was I surprised to see the man who originally got me started with leather working explaining it again in his wonderful clear style. It's great to see you on here reaching more people!
great and informative. the host does a great job
Excellent, clear, well thought out presentation, including speaking to viewer's right, not your right. Also, the words of encouragement as you showed things that are potentially confusing were very reassuring, allowing me to relax and trust without getting frustrated.
This was an excellent end to end tutorial. It covered every single question I had.
I love how energetic and enthusiastic this guy is. He loves working with leather and that's awesome.
Wow! I don't work with leather, but I really appreciate being able to see the magic of how it's done. :D You're an excellent teacher. Thank you!
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I've been looking for a hobby for my up coming retirement and thanks to you I have found it. Thank you.
I always thought these looked so cool and could never figure out how it was done, you're really good at explaining it and making it easy
I bought a pack of bracelets already cut and it came with braiding instructions. Yours are so much easier to understand. And the tips are awesome! Thank you so much
Sometimes, when you’re cutting something this narrow, the knife tends to travel and you won’t get a straight line. I found that if you take a wide strip of painters tape and attach it to the Skiver side on both the piece you’re cutting and the piece that you’re laying the square on for stability you will get a nice neat cut with out the chance of wondering.
I learned the technique of making a leather braid cuff from this video. Thank you Chuck and Weaver Leather for sharing this! Cheers! 👊👊👊
Yay! I feel all happy and warm inside. Dang. About life in general and stuff. Thank you Leather Mr. Rogers!
Great clear instructions. I think I need to bring snaps into my work.
And just like that I've managed to become wildly interested in leatherwork. Great video!
*EXCELLENT TUTORIAL* -- the pace was perfect, and you answered every how & why question I had. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!
That is brilliant, adding that as something to try.
That Teal bracelet is gorgeous colour.
Nice professional video that has gave a lot of people a new hobby and knowledge nice one .
I've always wondered how this was done! I love it! I am so interested in leathercrafting. I love every part of the process and all the tools involved. I'm in a really rough situation and hoping to come out of this dark place, and I think I'm going to take the leap and invest in this. I'm a beginner, with no experience but I feel naturally drawn to leathercraft and very confident that I can achieve this goal.
Thank you for watching - we hope you try and love leatherworking!
Same here. I'm a stay athome mom and always loved leather stuff since I was a kid and felt drawn to it. I'm about to start investing in this and I'm excited! I keep watching the videos and learning as much as I can until I get the basic tools and materials to start.
@@sookiekat987 I just watched a beginner video from Corter Leather & Cloth. He shows you how to "dip your toe" into leather crafting without breaking the bank only to figure out it's something you may not be into it.
@@WeaverLeatherSupply 5:40 "non-slip tape" Can you provide a specific example? Brand/model?
Very clever! Awesome job, great explanation and breakdown tutorial. Look forward to other lessons
Thank you so much for explaining every step in a warm and welcoming way, even right down to doing just a normal three strand braid before moving on to braiding the mystery braid :) it really made leather working seem more accessible to a brand new beginner
This answered a question I've had for years. I finished the video and immediately made one with my brothers old scrap leather, tin snips, my pocket knife and a dull exacto knife. Not how I expected my morning to go, thank you for the inspiring video :)
the amount of mental gymnastics needed for someone to create this for the first time... oh boy, that's some crazy stuff right there
I used to do a lot of horseback riding as a kid and remember asking the stable hand how this pattern was made on the equipment. She clearly had no clue and told me "with a machine." I then just assumed they would cut and somehow reattach it, but could never see the seam. This video has just solved a 30 year old myster for me.
I made a simple comb case when I was in girl scouts about a hundred years ago!! I've always wanted to learn more and learn I did!! This guy is fantastic!! Thank you for the inspiration!!!
Very nice!! your teaching method is great !!
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Very Detailed! Answered all the questions other videos did not. Thank you.
It's really great to see the passion from this man with his work.
When I tell people what I do for work they all jump off the nearest bridge from boredom.
Really excellent explanation of how to do this. I did it for years in the early 1970's....had a lot of fun and sold a ton of them.
he feels like a dad tbh it makes me feel so comforted
This is AWESOME! Great content, wonderfully delivered!
That has answered a question my subconscious has been secretly asking for years!! That was absolutely facinating!! 👍🏽
Great energy, very informative and kept it light.
Thank you! You are a great teacher.
Seriously excellent job! I love how organized you were, quick you were, and the words were exactly what needed to be said! You could teach other video makers how to do it! Thank you for not wasting my time!
Kelly, we're so glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching.
Any chance you have a video on how to make a formal sporran (not the soft bag kind)? I've been looking for a good while now, but am coming up empty.
Kelly, we do not have a video on how to make a sporran at this time; however, Chuck is Scottish (Buchanan) and is excited about a sporran video as we develop videos for more complicated projects. Thanks for the suggestion!
Just made my first mystery band cuff, this is the perfect tutorial for it. Thank you sir!
I am here in the UK and have a wrist band just the same as he made there in black and have always wondered how it was done, Now I know, You tube threw this up by chance so pleased I watched it. Thanks for that.
This is an important video.
Lessons in logic and small skills and facts that apply to a world wider than leather working.
Great craftsmanship, friendly host and awesome camera work! Don't work with leather but damn was it interesting
Great vid! Clear and concise! Since I'm a beader, I used this method to create a woven necklace with 30 strands of seed beads separated into 10 strands for 3 groups. Pre stitched to thin leather tabs.
That was 20+ years ago and still haven't seen anything like it.
This is the coolest thing I've ever seen. You make me want to try this. Great explanation and patience with the learning curve of the viewer. Thanks for posting.
wonderful job thanks for teaching
Sol Munoz very nice
You make me like the leather subject at college, our professors don't really explain how to do leather works, they just show us and tell us to figure it out and be creative. ThanQ so much I just subscribed XD
Thank you!
The confidence you make all of your cuts and punches is impressive. Belies you experience. Nicely done.
I'm about as novice as can be at leatherwork, but this was incredibly informative and straightforward. I'll definitely be watching more of your videos to build upon my skillset.
have nothing to do with those crafts but enjoyed every second 💖 thank you
Ma in italiano non ce
I love this channel. Great ideas all the time but without constantly plugging their products.
Love Leather Projects and you make them look simple!! Great shop too!!
What a great tutorial! Fantastic teacher, I could listen to him for hours! Thank you!
Awesome! Kind of like watching one of those magic tricks revealed shows.
I dont know how i got to this video. But watching how that braid was done, was pretty effin cool
Love these videos. Super new to leather work and these videos make it very approachable. Thank you!
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE THIS!
Thank you for the great tutorial 🙋♀️
I was engaged the the whole video and I don’t even craft.
I have a bracelet just like that and for years, I stared at it wondering how it was braided. Now I know, and since that bracelet lost some of the braids over time due to wear (or maybe it had just one set to begin with), I was able to add a second set. It looks wonderful again. Thank you.
That's great!
My Dad used to teach leather and I’ve always wanted to learn! Thx for the great instruction……I’m hooked!👍🏻❤️
Greetings,. Was absolutely thrilled with the instruction -especially the unravelling bit.
Thanks for helping me to figure it out.
have actually finished 3-key chains in the 20 minutes after watching the video. (From some scrap leather pieces).
Look forward to more of these videos with tips.
The whole video is brilliant , and worth every minute.
Another “why am I watching this” moment
But good stuff though✌🏻
exactly
weird part is I remember seeing this before but YeeTub deleted my like and put it back in the recommended...
From a British person- I love this dudes accent. I feel like he would suit saying a small YEE HAAW
Thank you for both the weave AND the snap tutorial in one video
Mind blown. I didn't even skip a second of this video. One of the best how-to videos I've ever seen. I wish all my old teachers could communicate that well. 👍
😂😂😂I like what you said “ best friend, worst enemy “
Excellent explanation, thank you
Ah, I really like your explanation of the untangling…i went to summer camp when I was a kid and did leatherwork, and this brings me back…great video
I remember some years ago having a handbag with straps like this and never did figure it out, now mystery solved. Thank you
I had been wondering how to do this since I had learnt it in middle school but forgotten exactly how you twist the leather at the end and then this got recommended ,what a coincidence~
You are an awesome teacher!
You're a wonderful teacher. Thank you for the lesson!
This video is brilliant. Instructions are detailed and clear and a mystery solved.
TH-cam is weird when I'm on it for this long. I have absolutely no interest in leather work, but here I am, captivated AF...
Great tutorial !!! Thank you so much!!!
Excellent, short tutorial, and a mystery unveiled. Thanks!
I taught my cub scouts to make these! Great neckerchief slides when connected in a circle.