How to finish your mala after tying knots - Guru bead and Tassel
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- This video shows the final steps of stringing the guru bead and tying and cutting the tassel. Follow this video after you've strung your mala beads and sealed your intentions with 108 knots.
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Blessings ✨
Dana
Nice! Thank you for your thoughtful explanation.
Love the spiritual meanings. I always wondered about that. Namaste
just to point out one mistake, the tassel gets finished in another knot... but well.... traditions and real knowledge dont mean nothing anymore its only aesthetics and capitalism today... NAMASTE
Muchas gracias por tu tiempo y la intención que le das a cada nudo ❤
Very helpful. Thanks ✨💟
Excellent tutorial. This is the right technique to make a durable mala. Knotting needs to be done in between beads and how to use the focal bead tied to the tassel. Adding a bead cone or metal tassel cap to the tassel will have an overall good look to the mala.
Would u know type of thread, yarn or cording best used?
Boa tarde! Parabéns pelo seu trabalho. Eu Amei o teu Japamala. Ficou Lindíssimo. Arrasou 😇 😍 😍👏👏👏👏👏
this was so helpful! thank you for making this video (:
Thank you for your comment! I appreciate it :)
Very nice tutorial. Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you for your comment! I appreciate it :)
Thanks for making the video🙏🏽📿🕉
Thank you for your comment! I appreciate it :)
Hello Judith
Thanx so much. Always wondered how this was done Am from India - THE LAND OF GURUS
Thanks a lot I,ll try it
Simply lovely
Thank you for your comment! I appreciate it :)
Im like 10 seconds in and stumped, whats knotted. And whats looped?
Hola hermoso trabajo Felicidades😍😍 no haces pulseras?
Wonderful video
Is there a video that shows how you made the Mala? I want to understand how you made one end into the loop and why?
it would be so nice if you'd answer the questions that people have been asking you over the past 2 years
Thank you Sharon. I have shared my reply below :)
Hello everyone! Thank you for your kind comments and your patience on my answer to your questions! Here are some answers below:
-Tassel: You can purchase tassel thread at any crafts store in the embroidery section (they come in every color!) and simply wind the thread around your four fingers about 40 times to create the tassel you see in the video!
-Knotting thread: I use nylon thread for the knotting thread because it is more durable and unlikely to break than the embroidery thread.
-Mala Kit(s) for Purchase: In each kit I include 112 beads, knotting and tassel threads, guru bead, a needle for threading and instructions on how to create your Mala.
You can purchase a mala kit(s) directly via my instagram account @vinyoga_flow,
via my Vinyoga Flow Facebook account: facebook.com/vinyogaflowmovement/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel&eid=ARBGECmTqWNk-HEb9fdbb4EfT1D5Qc37SULdB3adI2BpNVqbiyJSY4oSnaWO866XCTEJMXyk1sGXUDR5
Or email me directly: danaraike@gmail.com
Thanks!
Dana
This is a great tutorial. Thank you! Where do you get the string to form the tassel?
You make it look so easy . Thanks do you have any tutorial about knotting
Thank you for your comment! I'm working on it!
I would love to know the best type of thread to use for this
Hello! Thank you for your kind comments and your patience on my answer to your questions! Here are some answers below:
-Tassel: You can purchase tassel thread at any crafts store in the embroidery section (they come in every color!) and simply wind the thread around your four fingers about 40 times to create the tassel you see in the video!
-Knotting thread: I use nylon thread for the knotting thread because it is more durable and unlikely to break than the embroidery thread.
-Mala Kit(s) for Purchase: In each kit I include 112 beads, knotting and tassel threads, guru bead, a needle for threading and instructions on how to create your Mala.
You can purchase a mala kit(s) directly via my instagram account @vinyoga_flow,
via my Vinyoga Flow Facebook account: facebook.com/vinyogaflowmovement/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel&eid=ARBGECmTqWNk-HEb9fdbb4EfT1D5Qc37SULdB3adI2BpNVqbiyJSY4oSnaWO866XCTEJMXyk1sGXUDR5
Or email me directly: danaraike@gmail.com
Love,
Dana
thanks for this video! A question, what material do you use as your cord?
Wow
thats not a guru bead, guru beads have 3 holes , not 2
is there a vieo clip showing how you tied the mala from the beginning ??
Thank you for your comment! I'm working on it!
Hello everyone! Thank you for your kind comments and your patience on my answer to your questions! Here are some answers below:
-Tassel: You can purchase tassel thread at any crafts store in the embroidery section (they come in every color!) and simply wind the thread around your four fingers about 40 times to create the tassel you see in the video!
-Knotting thread: I use nylon thread for the knotting thread because it is more durable and unlikely to break than the embroidery thread.
-Mala Kit(s) for Purchase: In each kit I include 112 beads, knotting and tassel threads, guru bead, a needle for threading and instructions on how to create your Mala.
You can purchase a mala kit(s) directly via my instagram account @vinyoga_flow,
via my Vinyoga Flow Facebook account: facebook.com/vinyogaflowmovement/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel&eid=ARBGECmTqWNk-HEb9fdbb4EfT1D5Qc37SULdB3adI2BpNVqbiyJSY4oSnaWO866XCTEJMXyk1sGXUDR5
Or email me directly: danaraike@gmail.com
Love,
Dana
thank you so much it helped for me to tie the rudraksha thread. Can you please let me know or any link where to buy this threads.
Hello! Thank you for your kind comments and your patience on my answer to your questions! Here are some answers below:
-Tassel: You can purchase tassel thread at any crafts store in the embroidery section (they come in every color!) and simply wind the thread around your four fingers about 40 times to create the tassel you see in the video!
-Knotting thread: I use nylon thread for the knotting thread because it is more durable and unlikely to break than the embroidery thread.
-Mala Kit(s) for Purchase: In each kit I include 112 beads, knotting and tassel threads, guru bead, a needle for threading and instructions on how to create your Mala.
You can purchase a mala kit(s) directly via my instagram account @vinyoga_flow,
via my Vinyoga Flow Facebook account: facebook.com/vinyogaflowmovement/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel&eid=ARBGECmTqWNk-HEb9fdbb4EfT1D5Qc37SULdB3adI2BpNVqbiyJSY4oSnaWO866XCTEJMXyk1sGXUDR5
Or email me directly: danaraike@gmail.com
Love,
Dana
Hello what size cord are you string through the beads and what size beads
many thanks! can you pls explain how we get the double loop at the end ? do you put the gemstone on a double cord ?
Thank you for your comment! I simply cut a long piece of nylon and tie the two ends together then use the loop at the other end to thread my beads on the double cord. I'm working on another video showing these first steps!
Where can i purchase these
Hello! Thank you for your kind comments and your patience on my answer to your questions! My Mala Kit(s) are for Purchase: In each kit I include 112 beads, knotting and tassel threads, guru bead, a needle for threading and instructions on how to create your Mala. You can purchase a mala kit(s) directly via my instagram account @vinyoga_flow, via my Vinyoga Flow Facebook account: facebook.com/vinyogaflowmovement/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel&eid=ARBGECmTqWNk-HEb9fdbb4EfT1D5Qc37SULdB3adI2BpNVqbiyJSY4oSnaWO866XCTEJMXyk1sGXUDR5
Or email me directly: danaraike@gmail.com
Love,
Dana
HI, can you please ask what kind of string you are using? Thank U!
Hello! Thank you for your kind comments and your patience on my answer to your questions! Here are some answers below:
-Tassel: You can purchase tassel thread at any crafts store in the embroidery section (they come in every color!) and simply wind the thread around your four fingers about 40 times to create the tassel you see in the video!
-Knotting thread: I use nylon thread for the knotting thread because it is more durable and unlikely to break than the embroidery thread.
-Mala Kit(s) for Purchase: In each kit I include 112 beads, knotting and tassel threads, guru bead, a needle for threading and instructions on how to create your Mala.
You can purchase a mala kit(s) directly via my instagram account @vinyoga_flow,
via my Vinyoga Flow Facebook account: facebook.com/vinyogaflowmovement/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel&eid=ARBGECmTqWNk-HEb9fdbb4EfT1D5Qc37SULdB3adI2BpNVqbiyJSY4oSnaWO866XCTEJMXyk1sGXUDR5
Or email me directly: danaraike@gmail.com
Love,
Dana
Beautiful. Do you knot in between every bead?
Hello Judith. Yes, I will post a video of making the knots soon. I seal an intention in with each knot I tie.
Great!
@@draike1
Hello dear Dana, I would like to know what is the type of thread used on your video. And what is the diametre of this thread ?
Thank you and a lot of blessings !
@@baglabhakta-TantrikShakta Hello everyone! Thank you for your kind comments and your patience on my answer to your questions! Here are some answers below:
-Tassel: You can purchase tassel thread at any crafts store in the embroidery section (they come in every color!) and I belive I use 10mm thread. Simply wind the thread around your four fingers about 40 times to create the tassel you see in the video!
-Knotting thread: I use nylon thread (synthetic material) for the knotting thread because it is more durable and unlikely to break than the embroidery thread.
-Mala Kit(s) for Purchase: In each kit I include 112 beads, knotting and tassel threads, guru bead, a needle for threading and instructions on how to create your Mala.
You can purchase a mala kit(s) directly via my instagram account @vinyoga_flow,
via my Vinyoga Flow Facebook account: facebook.com/vinyogaflowmovement/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel&eid=ARBGECmTqWNk-HEb9fdbb4EfT1D5Qc37SULdB3adI2BpNVqbiyJSY4oSnaWO866XCTEJMXyk1sGXUDR5
Or email me directly: danaraike@gmail.com
Thanks!
Dana
@@baglabhakta-TantrikShakta Hello! Thank you for your kind comments and your patience on my answer to your questions! Here are some answers below:
-Tassel: You can purchase tassel thread at any crafts store in the embroidery section (they come in every color!) and simply wind the thread around your four fingers about 40 times to create the tassel you see in the video!
-Knotting thread: I use nylon thread for the knotting thread because it is more durable and unlikely to break than the embroidery thread.
-Mala Kit(s) for Purchase: In each kit I include 112 beads, knotting and tassel threads, guru bead, a needle for threading and instructions on how to create your Mala.
You can purchase a mala kit(s) directly via my instagram account @vinyoga_flow,
via my Vinyoga Flow Facebook account: facebook.com/vinyogaflowmovement/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel&eid=ARBGECmTqWNk-HEb9fdbb4EfT1D5Qc37SULdB3adI2BpNVqbiyJSY4oSnaWO866XCTEJMXyk1sGXUDR5
Or email me directly: danaraike@gmail.com
Love,
Dana
What kind of string are you using
Sandra's Crafty Studio / for the tassel or the garland?
Hello! Thank you for your kind comments and your patience on my answer to your questions! Here are some answers below:
-Tassel: You can purchase tassel thread at any crafts store in the embroidery section (they come in every color!) and simply wind the thread around your four fingers about 40 times to create the tassel you see in the video!
-Knotting thread: I use nylon thread for the knotting thread because it is more durable and unlikely to break than the embroidery thread.
-Mala Kit(s) for Purchase: In each kit I include 112 beads, knotting and tassel threads, guru bead, a needle for threading and instructions on how to create your Mala.
You can purchase a mala kit(s) directly via my instagram account @vinyoga_flow,
via my Vinyoga Flow Facebook account: facebook.com/vinyogaflowmovement/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel&eid=ARBGECmTqWNk-HEb9fdbb4EfT1D5Qc37SULdB3adI2BpNVqbiyJSY4oSnaWO866XCTEJMXyk1sGXUDR5
Or email me directly: danaraike@gmail.com
Love,
Dana