I am loving your videos! Great up-close angles and awesome instructions! The designs look so complicated, yet they are quite simple! Thank you for your wonderful videos!! 💙🐴💙
I love your videos. Can you perhaps come up with a way to make a baseline browband that you can then apply any of your noseband tutorials on to make a browband? I'd enjoy sitting down and figure it out but don't have time AND we have agreed to do a Christmas parade in 2 weeks and would love to have a green and red browband for my Mammoth's bridle.
hi deb, if you make the baseline browband out of paracord like i show in this video, ua-cam.com/video/7pxwPTm1EbE/v-deo.html you can then add any paracord style to it and slip it over a bridle or halter.
The way you join the two colours at the beginning, wouldn't it be simpler to do the 2 colour fishtail by making a similar join of two colours? Instead of juggling 4 ends, that way youd just go on like you were doing a single colour fishtail but get the 2-colour effect?
Sorry, I watched about 6 of your demos starting with making your own halter, and was thinking of an easier way to make the 2-toned fishtail nose band. There's 4 ends to that the way you did it. When I saw you melt 2 different colours together in this demo I thought: 'instead of alternating 2 doubled lengths of 2 different colours to make the two colour fishtail, couldn't you simplify the 2-colour fishtail by melting the two colours into a continuous piece, centre the paracord where you melted it together as you did here and then weave it like a simple one-colour fishtail, only as you melted 2 colours together, it'd be a simpler way to achieve the two-colour fishtail? (smile) Geddit? It's okay if you don't follow, it was just an idea I had to get the two-colour fishtail done a little easier. Not important. Your stuff is great as-is. Thank you for posting these!
hi aservis, yes, after i went to bed, i realised you were referring to another video, and had a lightbulb moment! it would be much simpler to join the two colours as you say. Thanks for taking the time to share.
hi there, at the 9second mark, there is a list of how much cord you need. I did make a mistake, and wrote inches instead of feet in the brackets, sorry.
I am loving your videos! Great up-close angles and awesome instructions! The designs look so complicated, yet they are quite simple! Thank you for your wonderful videos!! 💙🐴💙
Thanks Amy :)
I love it that you guys uplaud more often :D
thanks fien
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I'm from hungary, and i love so much your videos! :)
thanks sofie!
I love this.Made one for my arabian mare.(pink and black) keep up the good work.thanks for the video.I hope I see more of you in the future.😁😁
thanks.
Yay! I love it! 😍
muito bom parabéns 👏👏
Love all your videos...this one is very dark and not very clear to see. What is a carrage?
Cant figure out what you are doing
I love your videos. Can you perhaps come up with a way to make a baseline browband that you can then apply any of your noseband tutorials on to make a browband? I'd enjoy sitting down and figure it out but don't have time AND we have agreed to do a Christmas parade in 2 weeks and would love to have a green and red browband for my Mammoth's bridle.
hi deb, if you make the baseline browband out of paracord like i show in this video, ua-cam.com/video/7pxwPTm1EbE/v-deo.html you can then add any paracord style to it and slip it over a bridle or halter.
What length of paracord have you used?
Disregard my post, I've realised you've put the lengths at the beginning ❤
The way you join the two colours at the beginning, wouldn't it be simpler to do the 2 colour fishtail by making a similar join of two colours? Instead of juggling 4 ends, that way youd just go on like you were doing a single colour fishtail but get the 2-colour effect?
There are only 2 ends here, not 4. Not sure i understand your question.
Sorry, I watched about 6 of your demos starting with making your own halter, and was thinking of an easier way to make the 2-toned fishtail nose band. There's 4 ends to that the way you did it. When I saw you melt 2 different colours together in this demo I thought: 'instead of alternating 2 doubled lengths of 2 different colours to make the two colour fishtail, couldn't you simplify the 2-colour fishtail by melting the two colours into a continuous piece, centre the paracord where you melted it together as you did here and then weave it like a simple one-colour fishtail, only as you melted 2 colours together, it'd be a simpler way to achieve the two-colour fishtail? (smile) Geddit?
It's okay if you don't follow, it was just an idea I had to get the two-colour fishtail done a little easier. Not important. Your stuff is great as-is. Thank you for posting these!
hi aservis, yes, after i went to bed, i realised you were referring to another video, and had a lightbulb moment! it would be much simpler to join the two colours as you say. Thanks for taking the time to share.
How much paracord for each color did you use?
hi there, at the 9second mark, there is a list of how much cord you need. I did make a mistake, and wrote inches instead of feet in the brackets, sorry.
Are these measurements for a donkey or a horse? If for donkey, what would it be for a horse?
What is a easy way to make a halter / what kind :)