Hawaiian Lauhala Bracelet Weaving - Two Strand Checkerboard Pattern

Today we will make a basic two-strand bracelet with a strong contrasting weaving strand. The contrasting strand will produce a simple, yet satisfying, pattern. This will open the doorway to create more elaborate designs. Enjoy as we build our two-strand bracelet.

[@iolanisjourney4828]

💜Mahalo nui for sharing this video! I'm going to try this pattern next. I love the checkered look and the contrasting colors. It has been a while since I weaved, and I miss it. Thanks for the inspiration! 😊

[@ashaka808]

Measurements ? Great work . My wife wants to learn.

[@alemaniacarrillorosado8880]

Esté modelo está más fácil y con más despacio la explicación.

[@schadman62]

Thank you for this video, i recently tried out this pattern and found the process enjoyable. Great technique!

[@kalamakuokanoeau3560]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ayselatli465]

Merhabalar.
İzlemesi cok keyifliydi.🤗
Kullandığınız malzemenin adı nedir acaba?
Kirilmayan esnek bisey sanırım.
Şimdiden, yanıtınız icin teşekkür ederim.🖐️🌹💚❤️🙂

[@coconutterrence8549]

thank you for showing what can be done with lauhala ,it is in queensland aust but people are scared to use it because of the prickles on it but in the end it is worth the trouble , i have been stuck a couple of times but being stuborn helped ,thanks again

[@kalamakuokanoeau3560]

There are three rows of thorn to watch out for: one along either edge of the leaf and "third" row up the spine of the leaf. You could use an old butter knife of letter opener to run against the middle row of thorns and break them off. I have also used a thick damp rag and wiped the back side of the leaf. It cleans of the sand and dirt while removing the thorns as well. Good luck!!