As a kid growing up in New England, these were a right of passage. Coming back to school in the Fall with a dirty, smudged, "Nantucket Bracelet", meant your folks could spend money on the Cape or the Islands (Nantucket or Martha's Vineyard). They got to smell after a while, so fam and friends asked you to cut them off. Now we know just take em off in running water, and sink wash them in Downy, then put back on after rinsing.

I love your channel. I'm sure this will serve greatly as a gift!

nice bracelet and a outstandingly clear video. fun to make these. I already did five

Awesome tutorial. Made one today, I love it!

You are a great teacher. Thank you.

Looks outstanding! I will give it a go soon!

This is very nice, and quiete easy. I like your work!

Another cool easy knot Thanks😃

Love this bracelet!! Just had a thought while looking at the one I made. A mandella/meditation bracelet might be a cool project. Always have it on you....

i like this method its so neat :O

Love this on going to yet it next!

Ah so difficult for me. You make it look easy!

My next project thanks!

These are quite easy and fun to make! If you wish to use two colors, cut the total string length in two and melt both colors together, then hide the melted ends under the first snake knot. 27 inches of each color or 54 inches of a single one is plenty for a 7 inch wrist (8 inch bracelet), leaving enough loose at the end to tie the bracelet shut.

nice and beautiful color Good without music...

Would this work with leather strands without having to use glue?

Hi, i whant to create a watch braclet so i wonder if this pathern as elasticity ?

nice job have you ever made two color of this weave

I notice that you did not add the length of cord used for this item so I will either wast a bit of cord or not enough could you help please as i cant afford to waste it thanks Mick

🙋🏻Hi can you do a two color braided? Would be awesome!👍🏽😃

Awesome knot, can you make this bracelet with 2 colors? 😃Thanks

I made this with 2mm leather cord, and it came out great! The only unknown was what length of cord to start with. 60" worked well for me (6" wrist).

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Is this considered a survival bracelet??

Muy hermoso ... facil . Hagame un favor quiero que me respondas en español in Spanish tu respuesta necesito saber cuantos metro usaste en esa manilla de trrenzas que elaboraste en este tutorial .. agradezco . Por favor.. respuesta de caracter urgente

@sfklop

3 жыл бұрын

Lo hice en la semana pasada. Usé casi 3 metros. Si recordara bien usaría 2,5 metros. Espero que pueda ayudarte con su proyecto. Saludos y buenos suerte.

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This is not a turk's head knot. This is a braid, with knot and loop closure. See rastaclat for recent styles. Turk's head knots are woven from one strand of rope. That being said, I do like this as it is removable but still looks like a turk's head knot.

Can you make a chiton knot?😃Thanks

Vc poderia me doar uma heim

Necesito saber si viste mi comentario

@sfklop

3 жыл бұрын

Yo le contesté a su comentario. Espero que disfrute está proyecto!

This is so fucking hard to do

@josephblurton3793

5 жыл бұрын

Never mind. Got it

the guys got skill....but the his presentation sucks, ive made 2 bracelets by the measurements he gave and both were to small im annoyed but he is good at knotting!