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Awesome video! What a cool intro. Listen to Saboton - Shadows it's Lord of the Rings Metal! I was thinking about doing this same setup with a Shower curtain or plastic tarp, keep it in your bag and it's basically a Poncho and wind shelter and emergency tarp. You can wear it first and then find the ideal holes and add grommets for very cheap or use a lighter to melt a hole in the plastic shower curtain (melting the hole prevents it from tearing further) and use the hole for the brooch pennular blanket pin thing shown here in this video. I really want to try it with a shower curtain because it's so easy to find but a regular water proof tarp can quickly be turned into a rainproof poncho using this same thing and you can carry it alongside a blanket so you have both available. Though if you poke a hole through any plastic material for the blanket pin you risk not being able to use that material for a rainproof tarp shelter, but it's a small hole and a tiny piece of tape in your pack can fix that should the need arise.

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I love how he just comes out of the wood like a forest creature or a time traveller, to bestow some ancient wisdom upon us

Hands down, this is the best "How To Make A Cloak" tutorial on UA-cam.

What a nice video

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The Heound doth barketh.

If you cold smoke your blanket , it becomes very water resistant as well . In all but the heaviest rains , the water will bead and roll off .

I love this type of real research when it comes to ancient clothing for the daily confrontation with the elements.

starts sore of scary but very informative, thanks.

this is so helpful!! I am going to my first fantasy event and every tutorial i found was either confusing or too difficult for me. thank u so much

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its funny that this is my primary source, even though its a secondary source(or tertiary if youre so inclined) and finding the actual depictions is my secondary source(which would be either primary or secondary depending on who depicted them)

Thanks for showing this I enjoyed learning about it

The left downward slash is always difficult. Especially with my 28 pound, 64 inch, and 6 inch wide greatsword. 👍 awesome video

thank you so much! In all the videos I found, they did not explain HOW TO USE IT. Very grateful to you. for the information.

wow so amazing! Can i ask you how many cm this cloak have?

What a great explanation. I shall do this when hiking in winter now!

A good series. You should have kept making these videos

A simple but very useful tutorial. I've come to believe everyone should have a wool blanket handy (in part for its natural properties of providing warmth, and water and flame resistance), with assorted survival/emergency supplies, ready to leave - if necessary, on a moment's notice. Thus if a major disaster hits (e.g., house on fire, earthquake, flood, riot, etc.) and you really need to run, grab it with a small pack or satchel and head out the door. You'll at least have a simple combination garment and blanket along with whatever other items you can carry.

Thanks it’s nice to know these things

810th subscriber thanks enjoyed the vid

809th subscriber! Woot! Enjoyed the video and the music especially!

I do believe you came straight out of that tapestry to bestow your cloakery wisdom.

Good blade choice, I had to subscribe!

Me when I'm bored and want to feel like jesus:

Primo content. Thanks!

use a acorn to cover exposed pin

Excellent tutorial. It helped me a lot with my own cloak. Although mine is a tad larger and traditional Norse in material and size.

Man... I always said I wish I would have been born back in the dark Ages instead. Lol Would be so much more simple and rewarding style of life. Quality of life and the land/animals would have been better I think too

Thank you, pal!

Dat some good drip, learned a lot about cloak fashion and now I needa get me one of those pins

Just out of curiosity, why are all of the strikes coming from a high guard? If you were to expose your chest to any enemy with a bow you are inviting a Boromir style death IMO.

Stone and string and no hole in your blanket,never a pin hole.

This is the exact video I needed. Thank you

what type of cloth is that?

Thank god for The North Face. Still this is most interesting. Thank you.

Remember that weird little smart kid in junior high who always ruined the grade curve and used to get his ass kicked every day? Ever wonder what happened to him? I found him! Just kidding Kortoso. Thanks for a great video. I use your ideas all the time when I hike in the mountains. I've been trying to figure out a good way to wear a blanket when using hiking poles . . . and there it is. You're a creative guy and I appreciate you sharing your ideas with us. God Bless and thanks again.

I swear I have killed this guy in Assassins Creed Valhalla

Watched this video 6 times to make sure I get it right ,

well done, my liege.

this shit is cool as fuck idky

this guy is wholesome as fuck

Make more video please

Well, I'm back to this channel at last. I still enjoy, now more than ever perhaps.

Kinda creepy the way you emerged from the bush and stone faced walked towards the camera.

We need Oblivion music playing here.

You don't have to always pierce the cloth, simply fold the cloth around the pin and use the pin to lever it around so that its held there by the weight.