Traditional Isicholo is a hat hat worn by Zulu woman(bride) during ceremonial occasions. Isicholo are constructed by weaving grass into a unique shape, covering the woven structure with fabric before hand sewing the cloth to the woven frame. African beads may be beaded by hand in bright, geometric designs around the base of the hat. They may be used functionally or as a wall or home decor piece. A basic isicholo hat can cost between R150 to R1000 depending on design and complexity.
My Isicholo hat is finished! My friends are impressed with the hat and they appreciated knowing the tradition of Zulu women wearing the Isicholo for special occasions. I want to share a pic with you but I don’t know how to share it. Thank you, again! I love your work.
I want to make it for my wedding, but I want to make some white beads that will partially cover my face sort of, if you know what I mean. So instead of lifting up the Vail after I say I do. Beads will be there be white beads. I'm thinking I will add some matching velcro so I can remove it after for pictures. Do you think that would work.
This is brilliant. Take it from a South African who stays with Zulus. You have done an amazing job. I will definitely try this one. Thank you so much for sharing.
@beautarie. Your work is beautiful. As a South African woman of Nguni descent I would like to correct you. The name of the hat is Isiqholo originally worn by married Zulu women using their own natural hair. It is not a wedding or bridal ceremonial hat, it is a traditional head gear for married women. In our Nguni culture your status was differentiated by clothing, beads hair style etc. So in the Zulu culture married women wore their hair in ISIQHOLO shape. But nowadays it is worn as a fashion accessory.
@@melissasturgis trace your ancestry, if they were slaves you are most likely from west Africa and few parts central Africa ie Zaire now Congo since it was the "fastest "route compared to the others.. Though tribe would be quite hard to trace as they are very many
This is beautiful .Since the day I watched it i promised my self I will make one . Right now am making 2 for my children and I will still make for my self . Thanks my love , you made it so simple to understand . God bless you richly
You are God sent honestly .. my school is doing traditional outfits presentation and I picked the Zulu tribe.. I was about to buy this hat when this video just came in. Am so excited . Will post the feedback to you . Thank you
beautarie > WILL YOU HELP > "PRECIOUS~ROLAND" pls. WHO - HAS ASKED - "YOU" FOR - "YOUR ASSISTANCE." & "HIS" QUESTION - WAS "NOT Taken NOTICE OF." (No need reply to me, th. u.)
@@Beautarie I made it stif by using a very small crochet needle, and if its not because of the yarn I used the spray that you can make your hair stand straight up , dont know how theuy call it.
Or use the cardboard, cover with fabric and put your crochet pieces over the fabric. Same color yarn/fabric - lots of possibilities! Hope that made sense and helps.
your fabric is beautiful!! I think this hat is just the most beautiful hat ive seen. I seen a women here in Tucson from the Gem show wear this type of hat she looked so fancy. The fabric you use is so colorful.
Thank you for this video. I have two difference size circular cardboard piece and wanted to make a head piece. God answered my prayers. Just hope the small will be right size.
Amazingly Gorgeous!!! I have been trying to figure out how to make this hat. You have simplified the technique profoundly. Thank you so much. I can now finish my project. Keep up the superb work 👏🏽 Blessings 🙏🏾
Thank you for this hat I've been trying to figure out a way to create it on the way that you do it is very wonderful but in order to make a little slit that you did in the beginning to cover around the had to give it a pretty old look you can also do like your Ruffles for a skirt or a top in order to get that shape so you can cut it out once thank you so much for this that came out wonderfully I was able to upgrade what you done
Thank you my beloved sister I will be trying the headset soon I must gather the materials together first then I will begin to do this it is not as complicated as I thought it would be but believe one thing I will be doing it and very soon I think they will make wonderful gifts for my daughters
Monica Ashery / Monica, I could not help.. 🤣but Laugh.!!,🤣 when you accidentally called her "Beautane"~which is.. what the gas inside a cigarette lighter is called.! & then I read your..last name.! "ASH'ery.!"~ Whoops~Kaboom.!.. (🤣💣👍)
@@taathefriendlyway6888 You are hilarious! Thank you so much for letting me know because you have helped me edit her name. I truly feel so embarrassed that I butchered her name that much,. Never a smoker and now past 60 I do not expect to smoke; but it is too funny. Happy New Year and may 2020 be a year of spelling names right!
Great Your are sooo creative. I will try this out. Is it possible to teach how to make Masaai beaded earring? you know the one they make with wires in between? Thanks in advance and thanks for sharing your stuff with us
Traditional Isicholo is a hat hat worn by Zulu woman(bride) during ceremonial occasions. Isicholo are constructed by weaving grass into a unique shape, covering the woven structure with fabric before hand sewing the cloth to the woven frame. African beads may be beaded by hand in bright,
geometric designs around the base of the hat. They may be used functionally or as a wall or home decor piece.
A basic isicholo hat can cost between R150 to R1000 depending on design and complexity.
Buying a glue gun !
Thank you for sharing! Beautiful and beautifully done! I can hardly wait to make one.
My Isicholo hat is finished! My friends are impressed with the hat and they appreciated knowing the tradition of Zulu women wearing the Isicholo for special occasions. I want to share a pic with you but I don’t know how to share it. Thank you, again! I love your work.
I want to make it for my wedding, but I want to make some white beads that will partially cover my face sort of, if you know what I mean. So instead of lifting up the Vail after I say I do. Beads will be there be white beads. I'm thinking I will add some matching velcro so I can remove it after for pictures. Do you think that would work.
hlongs hlongs That sounds beautiful
I'm a Saffer living in Brazil. My kids are going to wear these PROUDLY on school culture days!! This is awesome work!
This is God sent, for years I’ve been trying to have one sent to me from back home!! Thank you!!
I will try to make one of these beautiful hats
This is brilliant. Take it from a South African who stays with Zulus. You have done an amazing job. I will definitely try this one.
Thank you so much for sharing.
@beautarie. Your work is beautiful. As a South African woman of Nguni descent I would like to correct you. The name of the hat is Isiqholo originally worn by married Zulu women using their own natural hair. It is not a wedding or bridal ceremonial hat, it is a traditional head gear for married women. In our Nguni culture your status was differentiated by clothing, beads hair style etc. So in the Zulu culture married women wore their hair in ISIQHOLO shape. But nowadays it is worn as a fashion accessory.
Thank you for the facts. Nice to learn👍🏾🙂🙂
Hawu mina bengisithi isiqholo ngumuntu oStubborn. NgesiNdebele(northern) we call it icholo kumbe isicholo.
Correct spelling is ISICHOLO.
I need to find out i tribe I'm from as an African American woman with African decent.
@@melissasturgis trace your ancestry, if they were slaves you are most likely from west Africa and few parts central Africa ie Zaire now Congo since it was the "fastest "route compared to the others..
Though tribe would be quite hard to trace as they are very many
This is beautiful .Since the day I watched it i promised my self I will make one . Right now am making 2 for my children and I will still make for my self . Thanks my love , you made it so simple to understand . God bless you richly
You are the true African Queen, thank you. I'm Definitely trying this
African colours are so cheerful !
Very good tutorial. The Hat looks beautiful. Your explanations are clear. Regards Patricia from Eastern Cape, South Africa.
That was a lot of work. Bless your heart. It came out beautiful like you.
You are God sent honestly .. my school is doing traditional outfits presentation and I picked the Zulu tribe.. I was about to buy this hat when this video just came in. Am so excited . Will post the feedback to you . Thank you
Im excited. Will be waiting 🤗🤗
beautarie > WILL YOU HELP > "PRECIOUS~ROLAND" pls. WHO - HAS ASKED - "YOU" FOR - "YOUR ASSISTANCE." & "HIS" QUESTION - WAS "NOT Taken NOTICE OF." (No need reply to me, th. u.)
This is so beautiful. I'm definitely going to do this and wear it at my mixed church 🥰
I'm definitely gonna try for an upcoming wedding in March
J'ai la même idée pour mon mariage
Beautiful you are so creative thank you for sharing your ideas I love it
Thanks again. I hate videos that are useless to me. But your videos are always useful and adorable. Thanks for being so creative.❤️
I love the way you simplify this. You're so creative.
Aww.. Really. That's nice to hear 🤗🤗
I wanted to make this for a long time thank you, I always crochet it, and now I can make it with afrikan fabric. You are the best greatings Aisa
I didn't know it can also be crotcheted. So after how do u make it hard to maintain shape?
@@Beautarie I made it stif by using a very small crochet needle, and if its not because of the yarn I used the spray that you can make your hair stand straight up , dont know how theuy call it.
@@AisaCreationZ How about using spray starch to stiffen the crochet?
Or use the cardboard, cover with fabric and put your crochet pieces over the fabric. Same color yarn/fabric - lots of possibilities! Hope that made sense and helps.
@@VFEdge thanx for this idea..love it
Wow this is so beautiful well done work.
You make everything look so easy. I'm so happy I found your channel. Hugs and kisses
Que chapéu lindo!😍👏🏽
Parece uma Rainha!👍🏽
Wow! This is lovely
AWESOMENESS!!! PRAISE THE MOST HIGH!!! ❤
your fabric is beautiful!! I think this hat is just the most beautiful hat ive seen. I seen a women here in Tucson from the Gem show wear this type of hat she looked so fancy. The fabric you use is so colorful.
Thank uu Rebecca much love❤️😊
Thank you for the training, it beautiful. Pls what size do you use to cut out the red round fabric that you to cover the cardboard
Amazing! I have been wanting to learn how to make this style for a long time! Thank you for sharing! And the hat that has like a slope in the front.
You know how long I want to make this hat ?😮
This is excellent .thank you soooooooo much sis.
From Trinidad with Love.💚💙
You are amazing, I can't wait to try this
So beautiful! ❤️🥰
Girl your voice is so soothing i fell asleep watching this but the end result is fantastic job ☺
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
Amazing and doable. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing Atlanta Ga USA helpful 👀 next time beautiful fabric and first time here
Gostei muito do seu trabalho 👏👏 Que Deus abençoe você 🙏🙏
This is amazing, I'm so making for my dancers this holiday.
Thank you for this video. I have two difference size circular cardboard piece and wanted to make a head piece. God answered my prayers. Just hope the small will be right size.
I now have a whole new interest. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
You are amazing. I have been looking for this tutorial for a long time. God bless you for sharing. Thanks.
You are very creative, love it!
Extremely creative, thanks so much for sharing
You made this look easy. Definitely trying this!
Amazingly Gorgeous!!! I have been trying to figure out how to make this hat. You have simplified the technique profoundly. Thank you so much. I can now finish my project. Keep up the superb work 👏🏽 Blessings 🙏🏾
Breathtaking!!❤❤❤
I am so happy you did a video of a Zulu hat
BEAUTIFUL work 😍
Me encantaaaaaaa divinooooooo
I just love this and I would love to have one for myself.
So creative thanks for sharing I will be trying to do this ❤❤❤
Have fun!
You did a very nice job.thank you for teaching us.
I like it. Good job
This is beautiful. What glue is suitable?
Absolutely Beautiful, I think I can do this!!! Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful hat sister .
Merci
C est super joli🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍
Love it here a lot, get to learn new stuff all the time. Great job👍
It's nice 👍
Wow how beautiful!
Great how to video✨Beautiful and so easy to make❣️Thank you so much for sharing your skills👩🏾🎨
BEAUTIFUL!!! I’M going to try my hand at creating one...👍🏾...🖤🖤🖤
Absolutely beautiful 👍🏾❤
I just made one, came out great, thanks for the video.
Would be a nice Kwanzaa gift idea...also for a Barbie doll outfit! You are amazing! 🔥🔥🔥
I never thought of that. Awesome ideas ❤️❤️❤️👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
beautiful work. I will definitely try 👌👌👌
Thank you for this hat I've been trying to figure out a way to create it on the way that you do it is very wonderful but in order to make a little slit that you did in the beginning to cover around the had to give it a pretty old look you can also do like your Ruffles for a skirt or a top in order to get that shape so you can cut it out once thank you so much for this that came out wonderfully I was able to upgrade what you done
Thank you my beloved sister I will be trying the headset soon I must gather the materials together first then I will begin to do this it is not as complicated as I thought it would be but believe one thing I will be doing it and very soon I think they will make wonderful gifts for my daughters
Loved it, have made two already and would try the thirdly for perfection purposes. Thank you so much Beautarie
Monica Ashery / Monica, I could not help.. 🤣but Laugh.!!,🤣 when you accidentally called her "Beautane"~which is.. what the gas inside a cigarette lighter is called.! & then I read your..last name.! "ASH'ery.!"~ Whoops~Kaboom.!.. (🤣💣👍)
@@taathefriendlyway6888 You are hilarious! Thank you so much for letting me know because you have helped me edit her name. I truly feel so embarrassed that I butchered her name that much,. Never a smoker and now past 60 I do not expect to smoke; but it is too funny. Happy New Year and may 2020 be a year of spelling names right!
Monica Ashery (👭+👍+♥️+🤣)
@@taathefriendlyway6888 Apologies that I messed up your name.;have edited it.Stay blessed!
From Kenya, girl you are talented
I just love this hat! I’m going to make it!
Please do 🙂😁
This is absolutely beautiful!!! I can't wait to try it!
This is dope! I always wanted one of these, now I can make one. Thank you! ❤️
Wow very nice ❤️
Bellísimo y muy bien explicado
Ficou muito bonito e é fácil de fazer. Obrigada.
What is the name of device that you are using.for glue
Are you Zulu Beautarie ?
This hat is really nice.
I like it.
👏👏👏
Beautiful! Great tutorial thanks!
Love this...what was the purpose of the tape
Beautiful so talented
Beautiful ❤
Perfection at its best. Lovely, beautiful, gorgeous.
Beautiful I’m gonna try this once I get materials!!
Very nice my dear!!!!!
Well done very very nice
Beautiful and very informative
You my dear are the BEST!!...Thank you for this tutorial.😚
Lovely ma ❤ but wat type of cardboard paper is this pls
Never mind the hat! Where did you get that plate?
I love this my favorite
This hat is great I love it am going to make it thank u
Thank you so much I ve learnt a lot, which type of glue should I use to stick.
Very beautiful.
💗 beautiful siyabonga 💗
Please what material can I use instead of cardboard because of rain season
Beautiful just beautifully made
Great Your are sooo creative. I will try this out. Is it possible to teach how to make Masaai beaded earring? you know the one they make with wires in between? Thanks in advance and thanks for sharing your stuff with us
I like it is very beautiful
I love this so much, thank you gonna make it for my self 👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏💋
Very Beautiful
im definitely trying these hats
Expectacular, gracias
Is the glue specific for fabrics or its just an ordinary glue
Thank you for sharing this video, you're very creative...keep going!!!!
Loved it!
I luv your work, but my question is where do u get your fabric from. A