Love me a man who forgets a bag but remembers his tools for basket weaving. Always be prepared

@PacoWarabi

5 жыл бұрын

Oh, I had my bag. Didn't you see the backpack I had on while riding my unicycle? I just didn't want to squish the berries.

@SelaciousCrumb

5 жыл бұрын

@@PacoWarabi you've ruined my beautiful fantasy

@PacoWarabi

5 жыл бұрын

@@SelaciousCrumb Ruining beautiful fantasies - isn't that what love is all about?

@Venus-xc2cf

5 жыл бұрын

@@PacoWarabi I love your spirit

@brickhouse7401

3 жыл бұрын

@@PacoWarabi hear, hear. Sadly, you are correct. However, making a basket can help with a broken heart.

videos like these are just convincing me more and more to run away into the woods and become a forest goblin

@PacoWarabi

5 жыл бұрын

Some days, I dream of that too.

@FatNebraskaMom

4 жыл бұрын

Amen.

@heatherhancock446

3 жыл бұрын

Let me know when you're ready to go...I can be your forest friend too. Different huts but fireside buddies? BTW...I make a mean stone soup!!

@AM-qu6vu

2 жыл бұрын

Gobble goblin

I spent a year in Girl Scouts to learn stuff like this, and never did. Learned more in this video than my entire scouting career….before getting kicked out for losing my cookie orders sheet

This is exactly what KZread exists for. Thank you.

I got recommended a pine needle basket weaving tutorial and now yt recommends me this lol Not gonna complain though these are pretty cool

@PacoWarabi

3 жыл бұрын

Even if you never actually make a basket, watching someone else do it can be very relaxing. I'm the Bob Ross of basketry! If you really want to go deep, I have a 45-minute basket making video (link in the description), made from Scotch broom leaves. You have been warned . . .

@saturniiiidae

3 жыл бұрын

hehe I’ll definitely watch it these are really quite relaxing, and it’s making me want to try it myself!

@Jinnysworld

3 жыл бұрын

Same! lol

@courtneycooley4802

3 жыл бұрын

same

@paige8386

3 жыл бұрын

Dude sameeee

dang, 9 years later and youtube finally recommanded something interesting!

i love that i saw this ages ago and yet youtube decided to show it to everyone again at the same time lol

@whogavehimafork

Жыл бұрын

I love when old niche videos suddenly get millions of views for no apparent reason. Warms my heart. Funny enough I might actually use this because I have a big patch of wild blackberries in my backyard that's in need of some thinning.

@coachwork

9 ай бұрын

Huckleberries, because the basket is tiny!

I was homeschooled, we did this sort of thing for credits. We learned how to make them out of grass, reads, vines and thin wood strips that we steamed or boiled to weave.

@samuelmuldoon4839

8 ай бұрын

You wrote "leaned", but probably meant to write, "learned". There is an "R" sound in "learn". The word "learn" almost rhymes with "stir", "whir", "lure", "burr", "her", "fur" et cetra

@christianwithers7335

8 ай бұрын

Samwise do you have heatstroke? Learn certainty does not rhyme with stir! 😂😂😂 not any other your other crazy words. What is an et cetra!!! Do you know what etcetera means....🤔 😂😂😂Aluminium.....

@teddyapproved

8 ай бұрын

@@samuelmuldoon4839 Oh my god I missed typing an R! Oh shit I must be stupid! Yes yes type out a whole bunch of shit that doesn’t even apply to a typo of a single letter and I believe you meant “etc.” which stands for “etcetera: a number of other things or persons unspecified.” Mine was a typo. Yours just makes you look stupid. It’s even funnier that you were trying to be smart thinking you were making me look stupid.

@MoeSlislack

8 ай бұрын

@@teddyapproved unfortunately samuel has a sad life and he lives for these moments to get his kicks. haha!

@teddyapproved

8 ай бұрын

@@MoeSlislack 😂

I think it is an excellent video for these reasons 1) Voice is soothing. You only say the words and instructions that are needed. Not too much, not too little 2) Instructions consistent with what you are demonstrating 3) No annoying or loud music in background that obliterate your verbal instructions 4) Sometimes less is more. Simple, clear and practical. Good Job.

@PacoWarabi

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I've seen enough instructional videos that break one of those rules, so I try to make the kind of video I'd like to see. With more jumping. And unicycles.

“It won’t win any beauty contest.” I think it’s lovely and useful. It’s just perfect.

This is such a wholesome video. Love to see people (especially men) just having hobbies and enjoying nature and acknowledging the simple pleasure of making your own woven basket to pick wild blackberries in the forest. So awesome 😊

I adore this video. Not just for the educational content, but for the 'vibe' this person has. As a child I was in a program where, just about every week, we'd do something in nature (learning to use a bow, carving, building fires, fishing, hiking, foraging, etc..) Besides that, being in the 2010s, "random" was cute. I think the intro & outro segments of this video captures that well. Thank you, Paco, for this nostalgia and education. I hope you're doing well wherever you are.

Who needs a bag when you can weave a basket? If I get stranded on an island, I want this guy as my survival kit😁

Love how he jumps in like a badass, then talks like a sweetheart. That is just gorgeous, imo.

Clicked to watch a basket being made. Was met by a hoptoad of a man on a unicycle and knew I was in a good place. 😂

I have no idea why youtube decided to recommend this to me, but I'm sure glad it did. The vibes are immaculate, the basket is Lovely, and you've mixed fun into an informative video seamlessly.

@PacoWarabi

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I don't know why this video gets recommended either (or why people choose to click on it), but I'm glad you watched.

A video from 2013 randomly showed up in recommendation... then I found comments from just hours ago. Really random. Beautiful basket tho

@PacoWarabi

3 жыл бұрын

Even more random is the creator of the video responding within a few hours of you posting.

@SuperPhoneDialer

3 жыл бұрын

@@PacoWarabi pacoo

@PacoWarabi

3 жыл бұрын

@@SuperPhoneDialer Yes, that's me.

@jennw7499

3 жыл бұрын

@@PacoWarabi Haha thats so true

@8shroomfairy8

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome to the world of random KZread recommendations!

The disarming goofiness is awesome and I'm definitely gonna make a blackberry vine basket on my next camping trip, now.

suddenly youtube is recommending me survival skill videos and i feel like considering we're in the middle of a pandemic this is trying to tell me something

@PacoWarabi

3 жыл бұрын

Think of this more of an Arts and Crafts video. They're just trying to help you relax!

@jasonblanton7185

3 жыл бұрын

Mortal beings not moral ,darn typos lol

@PacoWarabi

3 жыл бұрын

@@jasonblanton7185 your previous comment was deleted for spreading COVID and other conspiracy misinformation. This is off topic and unwelcome on my channel.

@alicestorm6239

3 жыл бұрын

@@PacoWarabi so much respect

What an awesome video! I am 65 years old. My entire life I have wanted to know how baskets are made. In 14 minutes, now I know. Thank you!

7 year old video KZread: ah yes aged to perfection

@PacoWarabi

3 жыл бұрын

Like a fine glass of milk.

@passion5235

3 жыл бұрын

@@PacoWarabi XD ewwww, it might just be chees at that point

@devinm.6149

3 жыл бұрын

@@passion5235 if only it were cheese.

Wow i never thought I'd ever find basket weaving so entertaining. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Appreciate you!

I like how you add little flourishes of silly to your chill and informative videos.

@PacoWarabi

3 жыл бұрын

That's the only way I know how to do it. After 10+ years on KZread, I still feel self-conscious in front of the camera, so if I make a fool of myself on purpose, I don't need to worry about making a fool of myself on accident.

I bet they taste at least three times better being brought home in that basket🤘

It's 1:30AM but goddammit I need to know how to make a basket out of blackberry brambles!

@PacoWarabi

5 жыл бұрын

Ain't KZread grand?

@pixyrosejes7133

5 жыл бұрын

That's right. Now you know basket weaving. Such a nugget of forest berry gold.

@FatNebraskaMom

4 жыл бұрын

I feel this comment.

I'm not sure how this came up in my feed, but I'm so happy that it did. I've learned a new skill today!

@PacoWarabi

4 жыл бұрын

Correction, my young grasshopper - you haven't learned the skill until you've made your first basket.

Me: oh look, the plant I'm pretty sure that guy was using in the video 2 hours later me: why is this basket making my skin burn? I'm sure it's fine. 1 day later me: so uh the difference between blackberry bushes and poison ivy turns out to be that BLACK berries grow on only one of them

@dacksonflux

3 жыл бұрын

@@Cyanapanasati I greatly appreciate this! Thanks

I'm watching this so if one day I get stuck in forest with my friends I can impress everyone with my basket making skills

This is great! Thanks for making this vid! I am so fed up with all the damn berry vines in my yard and now I have a use for them, lol. The little bastards better be afraid, its basket time.

@PacoWarabi

5 жыл бұрын

"The little bastards better be afraid, its basket time!" I would pay money to see an action/horror movie that worked that in that line of dialog!

The Bob Ross of basket making...

@PacoWarabi

5 жыл бұрын

Use happy little vines . . .

Wow a lot of comments are pretty recent Guess we all just suddenly thought "i wanna learn to weave"

@thekingsdaughter4233

2 жыл бұрын

Something like that. I had that video saved some time ago, but thought... Hey, I need to look that up and finally watch the rest of it. Poof- there it was in my recommendations. Seriously. Amazing, huh?

Good to see an informative video on how to make items that could be useful when SHTF situations. When your lost in the wilderness and a store run is not an option.

Every video should start with a jump in! I want to see it everywhere - news casters jumping into their desks, sit com actors jumping into their scenes - I want it everywhere!

@PacoWarabi

6 жыл бұрын

I would love it if that became a fad!

Majestic Elf man sharing his Elvish wisdom.

The unicycle, the calm attitude, the little basket...this whole thing made my day loads better. KZreads recommendation are either way off or incredible, this one was definitely one of the great ones. Thanks for adding some laid back nature crafting to my day dude.

@PacoWarabi

3 жыл бұрын

Aww, thanks! I can't really take much credit. I made this over seven years ago -- it was the KZread gods that decided now was the time it needed to come into your life.

I love how this dude is still active six years later, responding to all the people that correct him

@PacoWarabi

4 жыл бұрын

It's a hobby . . .

@averyroseshow1015

4 жыл бұрын

I literally didn't even notice that this video was that old until I read your comment lol. When you watch these videos you assume they are something new lol. I'm asking questions like he made it last week lol. Good observation

@PacoWarabi

4 жыл бұрын

@@averyroseshow1015 When it comes to blackberry vines, six years doesn't really make that much difference. My camera is better and I have less hair, but the technique still works. I still respond because I get notifications on my phone when someone comments. Gives me the chance to talk to random strangers without having to look for them. Works great during the shutdown (even though the video is timeless, this will be a dated reference)!

Me scrolling through KZread videos and seeing weaving a basket with blackberry brambles: Ooooo, yes please! This was delightful and easy to follow. Can't wait to try it! 🙂

My wifes uncle was blind and he made this with only feeling he passed away in his sleep and we still have some of his beutiful handy work he made serving trayes etc.

Was supposed to be spring cleaning the yard but had the urge to make a basket with all the vines on the ground.. followed this video and it was super easy and fun! Thank you for sharing!

@PacoWarabi

2 жыл бұрын

Warning: May cause shirking of yard maintenance. I ended up weaving bindweed instead of pulling it one Saturday. The yard didn't look great, but I still have the woven bindweed hanging on my wall!

I love that you are still responding to comments 7 years later. Hope you all the best!

@PacoWarabi

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I get less than 10 comments a day, so it's manageable. I'd rather talk to people on here than other forms of social media.

@empress9554

3 жыл бұрын

Word. 😂😅same dude. Bigtime.

Thank you for this VERY simple and informative tutorial. I also must commend you on the beautiful and gentle way you have handled critics and out and out trolls. It makes me wish I knew you in person. You''d have a very calming effect on me and teach me to not be so hot headed at times.

@PacoWarabi

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I sometimes do give sarcastic replies to my trolls, but mostly because it's fun to troll them back. For the most part, though, legitimate disagreements are a good opportunity for learning on both sides. I work with international students in my offline life, so there is plenty of difference of beliefs. I feel like it's what makes life interesting!

this is probably one of the best videos on youtube....nice guy, forest, an actual good tutorial...life is great

@PacoWarabi

5 жыл бұрын

this is probably one of the best comments on youtube....nice person, positive comment, actually good spelling...thanks!

I've just grown a real appreciation for wicker baskets. And while I'm at it... all handmade items, ever.

Green honeysuckle vines work real well too, and the end product is beautiful, as well as useful.

Ah yes 6 years ago, such great timing. Really cool video by the way. I usually don't fully watch videos similar to these but you were really informative and funny too which made me finish the whole vid!

People like you give me hope for this planet!

Two things I loved about your video: 1. The comprehensive, straightforward and helpful tutorial on how to make a basket 2. The way you say "Like so..."

Do ever just wonder about the first person who looked at a bunch of vines and said "...yeah, I could twist those around into a container"

@AM-qu6vu

2 жыл бұрын

Several times while watching this video

@angrytrees7519

Жыл бұрын

They could have very easily been inspired by a bird's nest.

Now, a guy who knows how to weave a basket is truly a gem!

@PacoWarabi

4 жыл бұрын

You have no idea how well that works in bars -- "Excuse me, I know how to weave a basket!"

Great clip, idea & energy.I have a blackberry bush at the bottom of my garden here in UK 🇬🇧 . You’ve given me a great idea to make miniature pots out out of the vine for seedlings. Then instead of disturbing the roots, I can pop the basket straight into the ground or another plant pot, of which would biodegrade down & act as a slow releasing fertiliser. Voila 😘👌🏾👌🏾 Great recycling & reuse of nature, & less use on plastics. Cheers Paco.

@PacoWarabi

4 жыл бұрын

I love that idea! Although if the blackberry bush has larger stems and larger vines, you might want to try the technique I show in my other bramble video (link in the description). I would love to see someone try this and report how it works!

@mbrown2776

4 жыл бұрын

PacoWarabi oh wow. Yes I will have a look at that clip, & also check the thicknesses to choose one of your techniques are best suited. Cheers Paco, n keep up the good works & vibes. 😘

@PacoWarabi

4 жыл бұрын

@@mbrown2776 Thanks! I really want to see the end results of the experiment!

I'm glad this showed up on my recommendations again. I love everything about this video (clear instructions, pops of hilarity, engaging pace).

@PacoWarabi

4 жыл бұрын

Aww, thanks! I didn't know if any of those things would come through. After all, I am giving a basket weaving tutorial; not something that is inherently interesting. Glad it came together the way I hoped it would.

This is some of the best, clear, easy to follow instructions for any project/craft I've come across on KZread

@PacoWarabi

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks! This was also six years ago. Looking back at it, I think of all the ways I could've done it better, so I appreciate your vote of confidence.

I've spent my entire life outdoors, and I've never seen anything like this. Great video, great lesson. I cannot wait to try it.

@PacoWarabi

5 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it! Just wait for my next basketry video. Even more opportunities . . .

@shelbyseelbach9568

3 жыл бұрын

Holy crap! You've never been indoors! Unbelievable! I spend part of my life indoors, part of it outdoors, like most people. Your life fascinates me!

I would love to put them in trees and watch birds make nests in them! 😍

I've made many pine needle baskets, but I never thought of this! I love it ! Thank you for taking the time to teach us this! I appreciate that!

@PacoWarabi

4 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome! If you like pine needle baskets, I also have a video on how to use Scotch broom "needles" using the pine needle technique. I'm sure I do it all wrong, but it's how I figured it out using a common invasive species here in the Pacific Northwest.

Dude, I knocked one of these out with a nice handle. So quick and fun. Gave it to my wife for Easter.

@PacoWarabi

4 жыл бұрын

Way to go! Much better present than a bunch of store-bought flowers.

very cool. I've never seen a basket be weaved. it's un-be-weave-able. :)

@theofficialwatermelon8583

7 жыл бұрын

please stop

@candaceglover2456

7 жыл бұрын

walking along the trail!?! dude dont waste ur mad unicycle skills!

@PacoWarabi

7 жыл бұрын

Candace Glover Sometimes I walk and sometimes I ride. I'm a maverick like that!

@candaceglover2456

7 жыл бұрын

Paco you rock! you should do a video just on your unicycle!

@PacoWarabi

7 жыл бұрын

I have - Icycling, Icycling II, Battle Creek Falls, and TraPaco. Check my "Just for Fun" playlist on my channel!

You just taught an old man a new trick. Can't wait for summer.

@PacoWarabi

2 ай бұрын

Warning - it can get addicting!

There's a wall of blackberry brambles that grows next to where I live. During summer the long tendrils that reach out become a tripping/tangling/tearing hazard for when it comes time to harvest berries. They tend not to produce as much as the shorter branches (I believe it's because they're part of the expansion efforts of the plant to claim its territory, so that takes energy away from the more fruit-bearing branches.) Now that there's a use I can actually put them to, I'm more excited to trim them back this year and put them to work carrying the very berries they produce! Thanks for sharing a simple how-to guide.

It brings me joy to come back to this video and see newcomers! Seriously, try basketry. There is something so special and fullfiling about having objets made by yourself at home. Using raw elements from nature boosts it up for me ♡ Excelent video, although I've probably said this before!!

@PacoWarabi

4 жыл бұрын

I love using natural materials! I've started experimenting with bone, with the goal of eventually making a bone knife. I want to get to the point where I can make a basket where even the tools I use are homemade and comes from natural materials.

I love how you have so much physical energy and expressiveness but a soft, calm voice!

@PacoWarabi

4 жыл бұрын

It's hard to be too excited when talking about basketry, so I try to spice things up when I can.

So interesting that 23K people in the year 2020 would want to know how to make a bramble basket. :) And me as well!

@PacoWarabi

4 жыл бұрын

To be fair, they've been watching and commenting on this video for the past seven years. Not all of them have been in 2020.

@13:34 lol reminds me of the way phoebe runs in friends . Just so random and chaotic 😂

This man is so precious and cute and I am so pumped to make baskets from the ridiculous amount of blackberry vines that are running a muck on my property.

@PacoWarabi

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I think I'm precious and cute as well! Depending on whether they are the thin-stemmed variety or the thicker, more upright type, I have another basketry video that might fit better. Link in the description. Around here, it's the bigger Himalayan Blackberry vines that run amok.

Can't wait to play one hour one life in real life bro. Literally building an adobe oven in my parents backyard right now. I learned how to make cordage and now baskets. This is more fun than I thought it would be!

@PacoWarabi

2 жыл бұрын

There's something really satisfying about creating things with your hands with just basic tools.

I have to pause the video and comment on how much I’m enjoying this video. Thanks for the info

@PacoWarabi

5 жыл бұрын

You're quite welcome!

That intro sure got my attention😂👏👏👏 Thanks for uploading!

We have SO many blackberries on our property in the PNW. This is a wonderful way to use what we're taking out. Reusable grocery baskets, berry collecting baskets, cherry collecting baskets ... Great idea!!! Thanks for posting!

In New Jersey, there are honey suckle vines. I found it best to put them while they are green in a barrel in a circle. Let them dry. Then, when I want to weave, I fill the barrel with water, let them soak overnight, then pull them out one by one. They become like rubber and make a perfect basket!

@lililaliloo

3 жыл бұрын

Long Island ,NY.....definitely honeysuckle vines ! Will give it a try with grandkids! Summer project ! Love nature crafts!

@lgd4247

Жыл бұрын

Great idea!

Thank you. I plan to do this with birch tomorrow. Bless you and your gentle touch with teaching.

Thank you so much for this video. I went home yesterday and now Im kicking myself for not getting runner canes from my blackberry line. They would be a perfect gift for my neighbor. I've wanted to learn basket weaving for decades. Your video is great, wonderful explanation with no superfluous content. Thank you.

This video lives in my head rent free

@PacoWarabi

3 жыл бұрын

I'm sure the video appreciates it. I don't make any money off my videos, so it's nice for the video to have a place to live.

@SASunDog

3 жыл бұрын

I know what you mean. I would want the knowledge in this video to be a part of the library in my escape vehicle for when civilization blows up

The unicycle at the beginning really set the tone for the rest of the video, thanks for the pro tips! i've never even seen a huckleberry inrl so i'm sure i'll use this new knowledge often

@PacoWarabi

5 жыл бұрын

Apparently you still haven't. As many people have informed me throughout the years, those are actually Salal berries, not huckleberries.

@CaffeineCox

5 жыл бұрын

@@PacoWarabi as long as its not poisonous a rose by any other name is just as sweet. Tbh I thought Huckleberry was just another name for blueberry till this video

@PacoWarabi

5 жыл бұрын

I've learned a lot from people's comments from this video as well. Mostly that I should have put the berries in my hat, but also the difference between Salal and huckleberries.

The magical heel click made me want to watch more!

"Not gonna win any beauty contests..." Well, it got over 2 million views, so I guess it's doing pretty well.

I love the green color and the size! Thank you for teaching how to make those useful baskets.

I always wanted to know how to make a basket. Thank you.

Sometimes my recommended videos turn out to be really good. This was one of them!

@PacoWarabi

4 жыл бұрын

The algorithm gods work in mysterious ways, but I'm glad they bring people like you to my channel.

@LisaAHavekost

4 жыл бұрын

@@PacoWarabi Thank you, I subbed!

I’ve been binge watching naked and afraid and really wanted to try some primitive crafting. Luckily for me I have blackberry bushes in my back yard!! This should be a fun quarantine project. I’ll let you know how it goes. Okay so it turns out the blackberry bushes in my back yard were too woody to weave with. But, I did make a basket out of paper ribbon and string using this method and it’s gorgeous!

love the yt recommendation. 8 years later 😃

This was a great video. I honestly don't know how I got here, but I love learning about new things especially ones that are fun and have to do with nature and creating things. Thanks for making this video! You have gained a new subscriber.

You instantly sold me by jumping into frame. That amount of thespianism needs to be appreciated

@PacoWarabi

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I either get "that's great!' or "that's stupid!" responses to my jumping. Some people just can't stand a grown man making a fool out of himself.

@kyleaegis5613

6 жыл бұрын

PacoWarabi it's called living and loving life and more people should do it. Everyone should be a big kid!

It seems the KZread algorithm is blessing you, 8 years after the video was posted.

I loved this easy-to-follow demonstration. You are a wonderful teacher.

This man's a legend... he's still replying to comments after seven years...🙏🙏🙏

@PacoWarabi

3 жыл бұрын

Does try make me a legend? Or just lonely?

Your enthusiasm and chill together is adorable! Thank you for the video from Portland

For being created in mere minutes...it's the prettiest basket I've ever seen

@PacoWarabi

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I've done better, but it's hard to make a basket while holding it exactly a certain distance from me to keep it in focus, and keeping it in frame. It doesn't feel natural at all.

I used to make these at a camp when I was a kid, in the exact format too! I should retry this out for memories sake

@PacoWarabi

3 жыл бұрын

The magical thing about making a basket using techniques you learned as a kid, is it's a form of time travel. It will bring up memories and emotions that you haven't thought about in years. Go retry it!

ok, you got a new sub, 6 seconds in and a unicycle goes through the scene. im sold!

@PacoWarabi

5 жыл бұрын

I don't incorporate unicycling into enough of my videos, but I am going to a mountain unicycle gathering this week, so stay tuned . . .

Cheers mate. That was a great demonstration. Been watching them do it with bamboo too. Old skills will be come useful soon again

Well done. I love this. I live in the High plains. We don’t have blackberries, but we do have tall grass! Thank you.

Thank you. This helps a lot. I have a lot of Muscatine vines that need to be cut back. Instead of throwing them away, I am going to try to make baskets.

What a fantastic, easy to follow, so well explained, explanation of how to weave a simple basket, ideal for bushcraft foraging purposes over here in the U.K. - thanks so much for your time and effort; I'm using your tutorial approach to deliver a foraging session this Friday with a group of young people, who will be making one each as part of their day. Thanks again

@PacoWarabi

4 жыл бұрын

Great! I love the idea of using these techniques to teach the next generation. Traditionally, this would be passed down from master to apprentice or parent to child in a village; in modern times, I learned from a college class, adapted it to the local resources and shared it on KZread, and now you will be teaching a new group how to do this. My college teacher would be so proud!

@AM-qu6vu

2 жыл бұрын

This heartfelt compliment makes me feel good about people

That's such a pretty tiny basket 🧺 Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial 💖

I think it's a beautiful basket! Beats plastic every day of the week!

I didn't ask for this and I don't think 1.6 million others did either. But I believe when I say I was not disappointed, no one was. Thank you KZread algorithm for recommending this as of now, 7 year old video.

2;30am me: I should go to sleep I'll watch this later *man zooms by on a unicycle* Me: *ಠ_ಠ* ...I'm listening

@Desi-qw9fc

4 жыл бұрын

Makaelah M. *jumps into and out of the frame*

I love that your so young doing such a down to earth project.

@PacoWarabi

4 жыл бұрын

I work with college students - I don't feel that young anymore!

So soothingly and well explained with good light video footage. Your jumps are adorable! Thank you.

Gloves, Canvas to strip thorns, ready to weave. Thanks Paco! 6 thick pieces of blackberry vine, take thicker pieces and clean off the ends. Cut to length, 6 pieces and 1 half that length, take 6 spokes and lay across the top -- bend thinner piece of vine in half, lay it against three of your spokes, give it a single twist, and wrap it around the next three spokes....in same direction, twist over next set of 3 vine spokes until you are back to where you began. Go around 4 more times, until you have gone around wrapping all spoke sets twice. Twist and separate...I love this!

@PacoWarabi

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, you got it. But next time, post *Spoiler Alert.* You just gave away the whole plot!