Dad taught me this over 50 years ago... use to take great pride as a child making them with my jack-knife and giving them to friends... thanks for the memories.
I am so glad I came across your channel! I live in south Alabama in the United States and this video brought back some good memories. My dad was born in 1927 and he use to make one of these every year out of Hickory and each time he went through every step in making the whistle. He said his grandpa taught him how to make them. Thank you for keeping this craft alive. ❤
thank you for reminding me of my childhood , my grandfather made many toys for us , one being a willow whistle . as well being from the outer islands in a small fishing community I learned as a child many useful and fun knots which I still use 60years later . thank you very much once more ⚓
Nice project Mikko. I'm very grateful that my father taught me many hands on skills. It's a wonderful time of bonding and growth. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge. All the best.
My dad used to make these for me when I was a kid but he used a different kind of wood. I called it whistle wood. I don’t know the correct name. I’m 70 years old now and those memories are so precious.
It needs a lanyard now... Or is that the next video.. Willow also makes a good asprin substitute...for kids with whistles.... I'll keep this one in my tool box till needed.. Lol.. Thanks for the clip....
dat heb ik nog geleerd van mijn opa ,maar van mijn over groot vader leerde ik er een maken uit houwt zonder bast ,dat is wat moelijker maar is een fluit die langer mee gaat als een van bast!! wat je nodig heb is een hand boor 8 en een zakmes ! leuk ga er weer een maken !! opa
What was that tool you used to cut the Willow? It looks like a scythe but the handle is far different. Very curious, I use a machete for cutting weeds and brush, but your tool looks like a back saver...
Dad taught me this over 50 years ago... use to take great pride as a child making them with my jack-knife and giving them to friends... thanks for the memories.
Same here! This is a great refresher
I remember my grandfather making those, need to learn myself too.
Thank you for reminding me of my childhood.
fantastic skill. Thank you for sharing it with us.
I am so glad I came across your channel! I live in south Alabama in the United States and this video brought back some good memories. My dad was born in 1927 and he use to make one of these every year out of Hickory and each time he went through every step in making the whistle. He said his grandpa taught him how to make them.
Thank you for keeping this craft alive. ❤
It is important to keep traditions alive!
thank you for reminding me of my childhood , my grandfather made many toys for us , one being a willow whistle . as well being from the outer islands in a small fishing community I learned as a child many useful and fun knots which I still use 60years later . thank you very much once more ⚓
As said, this is something every grandfather should learn to their grandchildren!
Nice project Mikko. I'm very grateful that my father taught me many hands on skills. It's a wonderful time of bonding and growth. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge. All the best.
This was a delightful video. Thank you.
🤩👏👏👏 wow! Great video!
Dope Thx & I run look for the right wood & make one ! Fun in the nature BEST U CAN DO 😊
Genialaccio di un pifferaio magico...!! 😄😁😆👏👏👏🚩🪢🚩
My dad used to make these for me when I was a kid but he used a different kind of wood. I called it whistle wood. I don’t know the correct name. I’m 70 years old now and those memories are so precious.
Awesome ! 👌🏻👍🏻
Che bello. Mi hai ricordato quando ero bambino
Io li facevo col bamboo
Saluti dall'Italia
Wonderful!
Have you heard an overtone willow flute?
Yes, a bit harder to get the sound right.
It needs a lanyard now...
Or is that the next video..
Willow also makes a good asprin substitute...for kids with whistles....
I'll keep this one in my tool box till needed.. Lol.. Thanks for the clip....
And willow bark is very good for tanning leather also.
Haha! So cool!
dat heb ik nog geleerd van mijn opa ,maar van mijn over groot vader leerde ik er een maken uit houwt zonder bast ,dat is wat moelijker maar is een fluit die langer mee gaat als
een van bast!! wat je nodig heb is een hand boor 8 en een zakmes ! leuk ga er weer een maken !! opa
Sais les petits enfants qui vont être contents, jolie pipeau
✋Kiitos paljon!👐🔥💪👍👍👍
What was that tool you used to cut the Willow? It looks like a scythe but the handle is far different. Very curious, I use a machete for cutting weeds and brush, but your tool looks like a back saver...
A Finnish "Raiva" Very handy tool: ua-cam.com/video/5twbef8cLmI/v-deo.html
it was weird he never said aho