The whippings gives the bracelet a pretty nice nautical touch, as so is the little anchor. Love it!

The commentary is a nice addition. Appreciate you sharing your talent and ideas.

I love this new format of you in front of the camera and talking.... please keep doing your videos this way... we all need a calm sea to focus on during these crazy times we live in today.... Cheers

Only problem I've had after making and wearing this very nice bracelet, is fishing buddies at my marina hounding me to make each of them one. Very nice, and thank you Mikko!

HOW NICE TO MEET YOU FACE TO FACE AS IT WERE !! you are my guru ,,, thanks for all your beautiful lessons on knot work... Love and Peace, Catherine

Wonderful to see your face and hear your voice. And a lovely bracelet. I like the Carrick bend but never found much use for it. This is great. Thank you.

best tutorial i've seen, with you commenting on your preference of doing it nice work and as always high quality video

So nice, I will make one and use some type of clasp that I have. Photo to come your way. Thank you for sharing.

@mikkosnellman

Жыл бұрын

Looking forward to see your result!

Wonderful video, great setting & music. Liked seeing and hearing you the most. 😊

@mikkosnellman

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mark, though it would be nicer to meet in person 😁

Excellent tutorial can't wait to try this out

As always a really nice video!

Beautiful Mikko!!!

I like the stitching on your jacket!

Another great video. Thank you

super Work ...and also super Sound !°!!

Piccolo paradiso delle corde e dei nodi casa tua...! Semplice, ma bella idea di braccialetto Mikko, innovativo e geniale come sempre..., bravo...!⚓🚩⚓(...dall'Italia...👋👋)

Very good vid thank you. I always make a turks head bracelet for summer.

I'll be trying this

OK Mikko, muy buen trabajo y bonito. Saludos Antonio Carlos

Love this!!! Your English is great too :-)

Finally! I always struggled to memorize the so called "2 strandet Diamond knot". Now that I learned the carrick Band, It's Not even an independent knot anymore.🤣 Thank you! I can Not memorize knots unless I understood them. An I always felt ashamed Not knowing that stupid Diamond. The carrick bend is extremely valuable for understanding knots I guess. To me it feels like I found the missing link. I always loved the cross knot. It feels like "the father" of all easy and usefull knots. Now I know "the mother". Maybe that Sounds stupid, but something tells me that you unterstand what I mean.

@mikkosnellman

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I do. For me learning means understanding. Otherwise it is just memorizing.

Thanks for the video

Parabéns muito interessante seu trabalho

anyone who has made this, what sized clasp did you use? I see 20, 23 & 26 mm etc. which size is preferable? Mikko-I’ve always enjoyed the non-verbal aspects of you videos, I like this side of you as well. I’ve not done much lately, but this project I have to try. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge and skills. Donald

Parece fácil de hacer, pero no.. Es difícil, por cierto. Thanks. Beautifull. Argentina

Excellent video. Thank you so much! As much as I loved the bracelet, I thought the shirt and belt were fantastic. I think I saw a video for the belt, do you have one for the shirt? Thanks again.

@mikkosnellman

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry, didn´t document the shirt. Made without any pattern from my head.

Nice.

Wonderful video. Where did you get the anchor? I can´t find it anywhere :). Greetings from Luoto, Finland. // Peter

Neat rope work. Your little stool had an area on the left where it looked like you poke holes in the same spot or stick something (knife? needle?punch?). Just wondering what you do there. I like the center hole on the seat it must be useful. Great video!

@mikkosnellman

4 жыл бұрын

I use the stool often at ropewalk to guide yarn from the roll through the hole. I stick knife after cutting in the same place. The stool also doubles as marudai. 😁

@TermiteUSA

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Nikki, knew it had to be something versatile. Do you do any sailing?

@mikkosnellman

4 жыл бұрын

@@TermiteUSA Not too much anymore 😟

Thanks for the tutorial and congratulations on the new shop :-D What is the metal fastener called?

@mikkosnellman

4 жыл бұрын

Look for anchor clasp.

@moviebuffbabe5651

4 жыл бұрын

Found them :-D Thanks so much for you quick response.

Fantastic idea. Now I can see you doing it from single strand. I like your flax hand sewn shirt , did you have a pattern? Greetings from Melbourne Australia

@mikkosnellman

4 жыл бұрын

I never found a pattern, so I made it just from the top of my head ;)

@romandybala

4 жыл бұрын

@@mikkosnellman I read a long time ago an old shellback swallowed the anchor, but he would still go to see the big sailing ship come into port. He would ask the bosun of the sailing ship for a fathom of his No.1 storm canvas to sew himself a new outfit.

@MarkBarsocchini

4 жыл бұрын

@@mikkosnellman You did a fantastic job. If I decide to start make these in Colorado I'll be sure to make sure credit is given where credit is due.

Do you have a video showing abok 1584?

@mikkosnellman

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe in the next one...

@dcm727

4 жыл бұрын

mikko snellman - Thank you. That would be great.

where did you get your cutters

@mikkosnellman

3 жыл бұрын

I sell them myself.

@RedScouter13

3 жыл бұрын

@@mikkosnellman where do you sell them

Is that a noose I see?

@mikkosnellman

4 жыл бұрын

Unlikely...

Very nice video again. Not sure if you've heard but Matti Karas died Juhannus Day here in Kotka.

@mikkosnellman

4 жыл бұрын

No, I didn't. That is a loss.

@nssdesigns

4 жыл бұрын

@@mikkosnellman yes I spent a lot of time with this old timer. It wass more interesting to drink my café laituri coffee and joke with him. He was a very hard worker all his life. I used to help him as best I could. Regards to your wife. I hope you're well and safe.

Is there a way to separate the music out?

@mikkosnellman

2 жыл бұрын

If you like the music please visit: www.tallstrom.com

@thomasjefferson1883

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikkosnellman thank you very much and thank you for the tutorials. I’m sorry I’m just now finding them. Have you ever thought about telling or reading stories of the sea, you have a voice made for it. Thanks again

@mikkosnellman

2 жыл бұрын

@@thomasjefferson1883 Thank you for the suggestion but since English isn´t my native language I feel uncomfortable using it.

Salut

Terve. Mistä tuommosia ankkurin mallisia lukkoja saa?

@mikkosnellman

Жыл бұрын

Itse tilaan Kiinasta mutta saattaa löytyä lähempääkin nimellä "anchor clasp"