Creating thread / fine cordage from Lomandra | Time & Spoons

This is my experimental process for creating fine thread from Lomandra, a native Australian rush. It grows everywhere here. These leaves were collected from my garden.
Sound effects by the native birds of Mount Glorious in Queensland, Australia
Accidental ASMR

[@Time.and.Spoons]

You can find a version of this with longer captions here:
th-cam.com/video/5AtKq5EX23A/w-d-xo.html

[@ArmouryTerrain]

Well you almost broke through a thousand views in your first week, Well done on this video.

[@trindal359]

It looks like the tall grass from near the pond

[@lachy8226]

Typha / Cumbungi?

[@trindal359]

@@lachy8226 i wouldnt know any proper names of it

[@keelymusicofficial_]

Much faster to rub the fibres up and down your thigh to spin them together and achieve the ply you want.

[@Time.and.Spoons]

Do you have a demo video?

[@cbjones2212]

Great way to de-hair your leg too ;)

[@keelymusicofficial_]

@@cbjones2212 two birds with one stone 😂😉

[@keelymusicofficial_]

@@Time.and.Spoons i will try record one soon! It's quite simple, you use your palm to roll both strands up your thigh then backwards to spin them together

[@carolwright7503]

So much to learn

[@ArmouryTerrain]

This could be your breakout video, you are getting some nice viewer numbers quickly.