Kia ora, thank you for the video it has been afew years since I weaved but before I was weaving for afew years before I stopped. My grandmother who is 98 years old now was the one that showed me how to weave, but since she is this old she can't weave anymore. I had started back up but I had forgotten how to finish but your video reminded me how so now I can finish this belt and give it to someone that would love it so thank you.
Really great video. I like the history about the Maori People that preceeds the weaving instructions. It gives you a nice sense of the history behind the weaving.
Kia Ora Joyce this fantastic I have always wanted to do this and now that I have learnt a bit could you put something up about how to weave the feathers on as well thank you this much appreciated, something that I would cherish for my lifetime again thank you.
This was such a great resource for helping to teach myself and my students tāniko. The diagrams and commentary make it easy to follow, and you can pause and replay parts until you get it correct. Thank you.
All you moaning about her pronouncing the Maori names wrong , should just be thankful she has acknowledge our culture and is helping people like me learn freely, from the comfort of my own home instead of having to pay to learn on a course!! No body at the Marae to show us younger ones how to do it , like it's such a big secret 🙄
Hi Joyce and thanks for the video. I've just done a headband using this video but it doesn't sit flat and straight. It curls up at the bottom edge. Would you know why this is and how I can fix it and prevent it from happening? Thanks
I am so dismayed to see this video of an ancient artform butchered by not only the awful mispronunciation of the Maori language but also (and I say this as a weaver and as a teacher of weaving) the incorrect technique. Terrible. PLEASE REMOVE this from You Tube.
"tarni-co" SHAME! Get this rubbish off! If you can't pronounce it - don't dare teach it - we have our own teaching it thank you very much - APPROPRIATION!
Kia ora, thank you for the video it has been afew years since I weaved but before I was weaving for afew years before I stopped. My grandmother who is 98 years old now was the one that showed me how to weave, but since she is this old she can't weave anymore. I had started back up but I had forgotten how to finish but your video reminded me how so now I can finish this belt and give it to someone that would love it so thank you.
Not a fan of the pronunciation of our reo Maori but this has good information for those who dont have access to kaiwhatu or kairaranga.
Where can I learn the proper pronunciation?
Where can I learn the proper pronunciation
@@oliviahart7983 we have many online te reo classes now days
Really great video. I like the history about the Maori People that preceeds the weaving instructions. It gives you a nice sense of the history behind the weaving.
THANK YOU SO MUCH
Excellent video! Thank you!
This has made the second row so much easier to understand, got 1st row done
been stuck on 2nd. Many thanks
Kia Ora Joyce this fantastic I have always wanted to do this and now that I have learnt a bit could you put something up about how to weave the feathers on as well thank you this much appreciated, something that I would cherish for my lifetime again thank you.
This was such a great resource for helping to teach myself and my students tāniko. The diagrams and commentary make it easy to follow, and you can pause and replay parts until you get it correct. Thank you.
Are we watching the same thing? It is so inaccurate (not to mention the horrible pronouciation of the language).
This is lovely- my people (Native American Tribe) have similar techniques called ravens tail😊
All you moaning about her pronouncing the Maori names wrong , should just be thankful she has acknowledge our culture and is helping people like me learn freely, from the comfort of my own home instead of having to pay to learn on a course!! No body at the Marae to show us younger ones how to do it , like it's such a big secret 🙄
❤ Kia Ora, thank you 🙏
Kia Ora Joyce thank you
Hi Joyce and thanks for the video. I've just done a headband using this video but it doesn't sit flat and straight. It curls up at the bottom edge. Would you know why this is and how I can fix it and prevent it from happening? Thanks
Amazing video. This is truly awesome how to video. Also this would be great for a hands on elementary school History or Geography project.
hi i was wondering can anyone recommend a tutorial on how to make taaniko earrings please i would appreciate the help
Hoping you checked with Hinewehi Mohi for permission to use her waiata...cheers.
Thanks so much 😊
The first aho she cast on was wrong supposed to be the top 2 strings go down in between the bottom 2 not bottom goes through top that’s backwards
I think, every1 has their own technique for doing things. Just as long as it looks ok, then it shouldn't matter how it's done...(Just saying)
Joyce do you have permission to use this music?
Nō héa koe
I am so dismayed to see this video of an ancient artform butchered by not only the awful mispronunciation of the Maori language but also (and I say this as a weaver and as a teacher of weaving) the incorrect technique. Terrible. PLEASE REMOVE this from You Tube.
Be great if you can do one Veranoa so the public know the correct way
@@moniquedelatour OMG Veranoa is an ACTUAL expert that shares her knowledge with many. The cheek of you.
ekk the pronunciation is very off
"tarni-co" SHAME! Get this rubbish off! If you can't pronounce it - don't dare teach it - we have our own teaching it thank you very much - APPROPRIATION!