How to Mexican Round Braid & Tips
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- Learn How to Mexican Round Braid an edge with tips. I explain the preparation of the holes and lace, steps of lacing, splicing, skiving, and measurements. There are other methods to do this but this is just the one I am using. Stay tuned for more edge braiding, applique, and leather tips videos next. I try to post new videos on Fridays on different subjects. Please push the thumbs up button and subscribe to keep up with the channel. Thank you! Pat
I needed to use leather to braid a trim around a piece i’m working on and couldn’t find anything to help me until this video! you are an amazing teach and this literally saved my project!! thank you!
Thank you so much for letting me know you liked my video. I am glad it helped.
Thank you! This was a wonderful tutorial! The best one I found ❤
Thank you so much!
Arriba!! Nice braid , great tutorial. Subscribed. Have a wonderful day!! 😉
Thank you so much! You have a wonderful day also!🙂
Pat, you sure love what you do with the various videos offered to the public.
Thank you!
Your video was very helpful to me, for learning how to Mexican braid - thank you !!!
Thank you so much for letting me know!
I really enjoyed this video and appreciate you taking the time to show the ins and outs of this wonderful craft. You definitely earned a thumbs up and a new subscriber..... Once again, thank you so very much and may you be blessed. Stay healthy and safe. Take care.... C J
Thank you so much! I appreciate knowing what people think of my videos. I hope to have time to make more videos in the near future. Thanks again! Pat
Great video Pat. I enjoy watching yours. You add a lot of great tips. Thanks for doing these
Thank you so much! You are welcome...I am enjoying doing them.
What is when the lace doesn't go around? At the start it looks unfinished and at the end looks weird. I can't find any information about that. Greetings from Germany
Sorry, I answered this the other day not long after you wrote the question but my answer did not show up today. You need to watch the video that shows joining and ending the Mexican Round Braid. Here is the link to it: ua-cam.com/video/FuxFAGSjR94/v-deo.html Thanks for watching!
Pat, you’re a great teacher! You helped me master the Mexican Round Braid! I have a question I hope that you’ll respond. Where did you but the small wing divider with sharp tips? I would really like to have a pair like that. Thanks so much!
Thank you so much Herlinda. I got them from a vendor at the leather show in Sheridan some years ago. I see Weaver has some but the smallest is 8 inches.
If you go all the way around a project, what is the process for finishing the braid so you can't tell where you started?
I will do another video on that. This video got a bit long but you almost need to see it since it would be hard to just describe in words. I will try for one next Friday.
How cute! 😍
Thank you.
Am watching from Kenya , the lace is it leather too?
Yes, I think I listed the supplies in the beginning. It is kangaroo leather lace.
Could you do a video on how to go around the corners with the Mexican round braid please
Yes, I am trying to have a new video specifically on how to do the Mexican round braid corners and joining next Friday. This video just got too long and involved. Thank you for your comment.
hey pat! what are you using for a punch pad?
Hi Jan...it is a punch pad from Rocky Mountain Leather. I love them and they come in different sizes. Here is the link: www.rmleathersupply.com/collections/hammer-mauls-and-mats/products/rocky-mountain-thick-punch-pad-many-sizes
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Great video, thank you so much. I’m gonna have to watch it a few more times to get it down, I would like to wrap keychain fobs, just store bought regular ones, there are 27 holes around, how many from the first hole should I start to get the best effect all the way around? Please n thank you.
P.S I Love Your Nails.
Glad it was helpful! Not sure what you mean by the first hole but I would start in the middle of the flattest spot you have. You would not want to start on a sharper curve since it would be more difficult to join there. Thanks on my nails. LOL
@@gotstyledesigns thank you. I watched your video again an I think I understand it a better. I see I can start from the first hole an go all the way around. It just threw me because in the video you start lacing from a few holes down an not at the very first hole. Got it now. Gonna subscribe I see you have a couple more braiding Techniques I would like to learn.
Hi Pat, what’s the sequence for going around a corner, in regards to braiding through the corner hole more than once? Cheers
All good. I found your other video on joining and corners. Love your work, cheers
I was just going to go back and look at the video since I thought it was in there. Thank you so much on my work!
Wonderful
Thank you!
Thanks alot
Most welcome!
I don't have any problems doing the Mexican round braid until I have to go around the corners..
I will try for another video next Friday on corners and joining.
i wonder how many unused leather wallets there are on this planet
I would not recommend using super glue for splicing lace. I say that because it is not flexible and does become brittle over time and will lose its adhesion. for splicing lace, the best adhesive to use is contact cement. The Barge brand is the gold standard and is the longest lasting. in regards to splicing mulitple pieces of laces instead of just using one long strand, the least amount of splices the better. with any type of braiding, the leather strands or lacing MUST be prestretched. That will eliminate any stretching that might happen as you explained with one long piece of lace. The more splices you use just gives more spots that might end up looking unsightly some day as the piece gets wear and tear. the splices will become frayed and be pretty ugly.
20 hrs at $20 an hour makes that a $400 braid
Yes you are right. I priced it accordingly and sold it quickly. I thought I might have braided it a little faster but it is tedious when you use smaller spaced holes than the lace. You have to admit it looks much nicer than sizing the holes to the lace size though.