Pine Needle Coiling on Gourd for Beginners
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- Опубліковано 11 гру 2023
- Pine needle gourd rim- super easy for a first time coiling project!
Materials needed:
Gourd, finished with holes drilled around the rim
Long leaf pine needles
Irish Waxed Linen (or imitation sinew)
Small scissors
Needle
Clothespin
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Thank you for the teaching. Anything that you show us is appreciated.
I have watched many, many videos on gourd art and making pine needle rims. Yours is the most comprehensive and informative. that I have found. Thank you for the time and effort put forth to share your knowledge with us. This is GOOD stuff!!!
Thank you so much! Your comment warmed my heart ❣️
I would love a video on the faux Raku finish - thank you! Lynn
Amazing training video! You went at a good pace and clear on instructions. Would enjoy watching a video on the painting technique!!!
Thanks so much! The raku painting video is here: Paint your gourd to look like RAKU Pottery!
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Lovely video - thank you! Lynn
CONGRATULATIONS 🎉So happy for you. You are an outstanding teacher. Thanks so much for all your freebie videos too. I would love to see how to do the faux Rake.
Thank you so much! 😊
The pine needles topper goes well with raku. Yes do the finish and more on deco pine needles. Thank you for your time teaching us.
You are so welcome!
I would be interested in seeing the faux rake too - love it!
I will be working on that very soon! Thanks 😄
Thanks for this helpful video. Your closeups and explanations of knotting and hiding tails were especially helpful. I'd be interested in seeing some more advanced coils, and even different stitches. Thanks again!
Glad it was helpful! And thank you for your suggestion, I plan to be making more videos soon!
Great video. I would love to see more of your methods on gourds. I'm new at this..
More to come! Thank you!
I would definitely be interested in learning how to finish a goard using your faux Raku finish. Enjoyed your easy pine needle rim demo also. Thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you, this was wonderful! I was gifted some gourds this fall that I am attempting to dry for the first time, to try doing pyrography on. I would enjoy seeing how you did this finish for any that I dont try to burn, and various kinds of coils would be so interesting too! A big congratulations on the 2k! 😊
What a wonderful gift! Thanks for your comment, I hope to be making more videos soon!
Like the finish hope you do one on it too.
I’d like to see more pine needle options like multiple rings and how to do the free style crazy stuff.
Those are so fun- I plan to be making more videos soon!
Yeah faux raku too!
Yes, i would be interested in your Raku method. Thank you for clearly showing the coiling method!
You’re welcome! Raku video coming soon!
This was so helpfulness a current project I'm working on! Would love to see coiling multiple rows!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your input!
Thank you for the informative video. Well done. I'm putting pine needles on handmade white birch baskets.
That sounds beautiful! Thanks for watching!
thank you
I enjoyed your tutorial on adding a pine needle rim. I’d love to see your technique for a Raku finish.
Thank you, I will be working on that soon!
Congratulations on the 2K!
Thank you so much 😀
Lovely; thank you for sharing and thank you for the excellent instruction; very helpful!
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I’d like to learn the faux rake.
I would love to learn that painting technique.
Great! I hope to be making more videos soon.
you are a wonderful teacher! Question I have is... can I use the pine needles that I have in my backyard? I understand that I would have to treat them, but was just wondering if that would be ok. do they have to be about 12 inches long?
Of course you can! The longer needles are easier to work with, but you can work with shorter needles as well, keep in mind you will just be adding needles more often to your bundle! Thanks for your question!