Primitive Loom to Make Warm Shirt
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Key moments:
00:00 Intro
03:43 Coyote encounter
04:11 Building the loom
07:24 Loading the loom
14:34 Loading the shuttle
15:20 Weaving the shirt
21:40 Sewing the two parts together
29:52 Trying on the shirt
Rufo on Instagram: @rufo_is_his_name_o
My social media links:
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Facebook @chadzuber
Music:
Drums of the Deep by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. creativecommons.org/licenses/... - Jak na to + styl
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Absolutely amazed by the amount of cordage you make. You always seem to pull some out of nowhere
Lol rufo reminds me of Oro my south American golden gato I had over there.. so glad to still have the videos!
It's funny when he's so bored he wants to lay on the product and get your attention and just be part of it lol
Dog fur is actually 80% warmer and is more elastic than sheeps wool
I looked into this before and found out many people actually make sweaters out of their best friends fur
Of all the things that i have learned over the 28 years of my life, never have I thought about using dog fur for clothing X”D
I did not know that. That is very interesting. I'm sure that those qualities vary among different breeds.
No wonder Cruella wanted those Dalmatians!
@@Tarboy Hahahahaha! Good one!
@@Raybro16 Chiengora (making clothes out of shed dog fur) is a really interesting art in and of itself a lot of talented people make some fantastic quality pieces
22:08 Love how he begs for more huggies 🥰
He loves to cuddle.
The craziest thing about your videos is that you respond to every comment. You have my respect for all the time you spend on videos.
lol
I try but can’t respond to all of them. Fortunately I just saw your comment. Have a blessed day?
@@ChadZuberAdventures Thank you Chad. Don't feel pressured to, I think I can speak on behalf of the whole community that it's completely fine. Have a great day too!
I appreciate that 👍
SI USTED MUERE AHORA MISMO DONDE VA AL A PASAR LA ETERNIDAD CIELO O AL INFIERNO
De tal manera amó Dios al mundo
16 Porque de tal manera amó Dios al mundo, que ha dado a su Hijo unigénito, para que todo aquel que en él cree, no se pierda, mas tenga vida eterna. 17 Porque no envió Dios a su Hijo al mundo para condenar al mundo, sino para que el mundo sea salvo por él. 18 El que en él cree, no es condenado; pero el que no cree, ya ha sido condenado, porque no ha creído en el nombre del unigénito Hijo de Dios. 19 Y esta es la condenación: que la luz vino al mundo, y los hombres amaron más las tinieblas que la luz, porque sus obras eran malas. 20 Porque todo aquel que hace lo malo, aborrece la luz y no viene a la luz, para que sus obras no sean reprendidas. 21 Mas el que practica la verdad viene a la luz, para que sea manifiesto que sus obras son hechas en Dios.
Juan 14-16
Reina-Valera 1960
Jesús, el camino al Padre
14 No se turbe vuestro corazón; creéis en Dios, creed también en mí. 2 En la casa de mi Padre muchas moradas hay; si así no fuera, yo os lo hubiera dicho; voy, pues, a preparar lugar para vosotros. 3 Y si me fuere y os preparare lugar, vendré otra vez, y os tomaré a mí mismo, para que donde yo estoy, vosotros también estéis. 4 Y sabéis a dónde voy, y sabéis el camino. 5 Le dijo Tomás: Señor, no sabemos a dónde vas; ¿cómo, pues, podemos saber el camino? 6 Jesús le dijo: Yo soy el camino, y la verdad, y la vida; nadie viene al Padre, sino por mí. 7 Si me conocieseis, también a mi Padre conoceríais; y desde ahora le conocéis, y le habéis visto.
8 Felipe le dijo: Señor, muéstranos el Padre, y nos basta. 9 Jesús le dijo: ¿Tanto tiempo hace que estoy con vosotros, y no me has conocido, Felipe? El que me ha visto a mí, ha visto al Padre; ¿cómo, pues, dices tú: Muéstranos el Padre? 10 ¿No crees que yo soy en el Padre, y el Padre en mí? Las palabras que yo os hablo, no las hablo por mi propia cuenta, sino que el Padre que mora en mí, él hace las obras. 11 Creedme que yo soy en el Padre, y el Padre en mí; de otra manera, creedme por las mismas obras.
12 De cierto, de cierto os digo: El que en mí cree, las obras que yo hago, él las hará también; y aun mayores hará, porque yo voy al Padre. 13 Y todo lo que pidiereis al Padre en mi nombre, lo haré, para que el Padre sea glorificado en el Hijo. 14 Si algo pidiereis en mi nombre, yo lo haré.
Sed pacientes y orad
7Por tanto, hermanos, tened paciencia hasta la venida del Señor. Mirad cómo el labrador espera el precioso fruto de la tierra, aguardando con paciencia hasta que reciba la lluvia temprana y la tardía. 8Tened también vosotros paciencia, y afirmad vuestros corazones; porque la venida del Señor se acerca.
The amount of work and ingenuity required to make these is insane. Much respect!
It is all time. It's not hard but just requires a lot of time.
And the dog’s hair is just enough for warm socks😁
Yes! That is what I need to make next.
Im always amazed by your mental fortitude, to work hard and finish stuff when there is such a cute and good boy begging for belly rubs... im sure i would starve to death because of his fluffy tummy :')
This project actually took me 1.5 days longer than I expected. I just had to let it go and invest the time needed. Our food and water was running out and while I could go foraging for food and water that would have greatly delayed me finishing the shirt so we ate and drank very little the third day and the last day we only drank a little water. I never plan fasts. They just happen involuntarily.
Amen! 😎 Absolutely agree! I am always in awe of Chad's work ethic, consistency and persistency.
While time consuming the shirt looks to be really sturdy. Very interesting ❤
From hammock to shirt. You did a beautiful job on the shirt - and designing the loom to make it on. You make it look easy but that is only because of the amount of time you spent planning and designing both the loom and shirt. Coming up with the right raw materials that you used was a feat in itself. Thx for doing this, filming it and sharing it with us. 👍👍👍👍👍
I thought about this for a long time. I wanted to source 100% of the materials but I realized that would take a very long time to make.
hahaha Dogs make everything more. More fun, more difficult, more clumsy, more entertaining, and more fluffy!
Always more interesting in every way.
I know just enough about weaving and making raw cordage to know how hard this must have been. Your shirt looks great! Well done!❤️🐝🤗
It's not really hard, it just takes a very looooooong time.
That was fantastic! I love how Rufo decided that you had made him a wonderful cover for him to lay on.
He is an expert on comfort.
The vibe of your videos is immaculate, I haven’t found anyone else who can make a video that makes me feel like this!
Your videos have me intrigued, but also calmed. The colours are usually calm and under saturated, very pleasing to the eyes in a world of bright and eye catching primary colours.
You don’t cut out the beautiful in-betweens and blissful nothings that occur in life, like the wind blowing leaves, the calm of doing a monotonous task in the wind while observing the environment dancing around, and travelling through the quiet desert back to your tent, as the dust blows.
It’s like I’m observing the unremarkable moments of the past laid bare before me, unremarkable moments that very few bothered to document and share. it’s these moments of blissfulness and peace, that can be shared in video in a way unlike a story could ever be.
It’s a work of art, really.
You are an allrounder and today you even became a fashinon designer. It looked good. Respect. Have a great day.
I like how it turned out too. Thanks.
It's like a dog that looks like a ball of yarn and a girl who makes her own loom.
That sweater is definitely original😊
Hahaha, so original indeed.
the sheer hours it took to make the cordage is mindbending. incredible
It's ridiculous.
@@ChadZuberAdventures you really should consider doing time lapse recordings when you do time intensive tasks, it would really help people put into perspective what it actually happening in terms of time. if not the whole task, maybe sections of it just for reference.
@@kekipark77 It's just a lot of wear and tear on my camera. Every click of the camera is one click closer to it breaking.
@@ChadZuberAdventures what about using ur phone just for time lapse shots?
@kekipark77 I don’t even know if my phone can do Timelapse.
These a part, like a 2" wide board that is used to push the yarn down to make the weave tighter. I don't know what it's called but it would certainly help you. I love that you used the dog's fur! Good recycling!👍🏼🐶💖
It's called a "machete" in Mexico.
bro the thumbnail is a bit off lmaoo
Scared thinking he would turn the dog into a coat
well, maybe your mind or imagination is a bit off. i didn't even think about what apparently you saw in the thumbnail - namely killing the dog...
Watch the video, bro. Bro Bro bro bro.
That thought never crossed my mind. That's so funny how people have such different perceptions.
And here I saw a "Pokemon Evolution" kind of thing... lol xD
You are an absolute master of these primitive crafts Chad, that loom is amazing - your patience, attention to detail and execution of these pieces is so inspiring dude, thank you for sharing. I always love imagining primitive cultures doing exactly what you are, seeing how it’s all possible!
Thanks! I'm still learning.
This guy looks great with his new hairstyle.. he deserves more recognition.. his ideas on primitive staff are awesome
I like the hair much better now too. Thank you!
thanks Roofo for your contribution :) ♥
Woof! Woof!
I love this video! It's so cool to see you not only weave with cordage you spun yourself but to make clothing too? So awesome. Thank you for sharing this delicate and time consuming process with us! I appreciate the effort you went through in this video.
Thanks and I'm glad you appreciate the time and effort to make this.
I had an golden retriever (*29.11.2005-13.03.2021)
He had this long silky smooth coat that needed shearing in the summers, or he would had heatstrokes. So i used his shorn fur for pillow stuffing...best pillow in my life...
That's awesome! Such a great way to preserve his memory.
Yeah, Hairpillows are awesome, they can be washed and dried, are soft as a wet dream and hold long...there is only one major problem, that the hair tends to clump and knot when not maintained...
@@ChadZuberAdventures You can make a dog fur pillow. :)
Always love when it features Rufo
Always impressed by your patience and focus!
Thank you!
That's an incredible feat Chad!!! I'm always amazed at your primitive craftsmanship truly an art for the ages.
Thank you!
Thank you! 🙏🥰
Cool! I'm looking forward to watching the video later.
Thank you Chad. Very interesting and informative. I appreciate the time and effort you put into these videos.
Thank you!
great vid. I love how you are off grid but you embrace practical tech to make it possible.
Perfect timing... shedding season is about to start lots of winter coat about to get blown out.
Rufo's hair grows long all year long.
Nice sharing Vidio..Very inspiring and useful ..God Bless You ...Greeting From Indonesian Traditional Gold Prospecting 🇲🇨🌼✋👍👍
Thank you!
The creative ways you make cordage is a great lesson in using any materials you have about you! I really enjoy and learn from your vids. I am trying to make cordage from dried milkweed stem now.
The loom was fascinating! Another project in my list now!
Also, already have a Bluetti and love it. Thanks.
Oh, and the woven shirt looks really cool! Great skills!
Let me know how that milkweed works. I've never used it. Yucca is really stiff. I'd like to find another plant source to make yarn... I'm glad you enjoy the Bluetti.
I’ll let you know. Cheers.
Man ur amazing watching ur videos for a long time it’s awesome to c how u progress both the way u present yourself, editing and the value and quality of your content ur awesome man keep it up🔥🔥
Hey, thanks. I really appreciate the love.
A man truly worthy of the name "Chad"
я чертовски рад что у твоего канала появился рекламодатель
Это говорит о прогрессе
Так держать!
У меня уже давно есть рекламодатели.
Rufo is a good doggie
He's a wonderful doggie
The shirt looks great Tarzan perfect for those cold weathers and rufo is a chill dog he koves being with his dad and hope your eye gets better soon
Thanks Amauri!
@@ChadZuberAdventures you're welcome keep with it
Rufo is an excellent best friend to have!
Yes, he is
i do love how pupper was like, awe dad a new bed, but listened so well. good dog dad points. other wise this video is amazing. and i did some textiles in hs at a vocational school. its weird how familiar it was that you were doing that i remembered, thank you sir. good teacher spreading good learning
ooof got to the part where pupper wanted to be close while you closed off the weave, mine sneezes on me while i work remote via the internet. i feel it
also your close ups on nots are always effing amazing
I have very little experience with textiles but I've always loved to watch how people in rural villages in Mexico would make beautiful textiles. I'm happy I started to practice.
One year I lived outside in west Texas in knee high moccasins, kilt and a poncho. It was fun! Especially with fun cactus’ nearby 😉
Fun cactus nearby? Are you talking about chollas cactus? Chollas will definitely make your day fun! Hahhaah!
another great video! your skills are absolutely amazing in both the primative and the technical, it is amazing on what you do with so little and how your videos flow from what you are doing to absolutely beeautiful scenery and back to what you are doing again with out any dissruption in the sound. i have enjoyed all of your videos ever since i found your channel
I'm so glad that you enjoy my videos. I really appreciate your comment.
Wow, that shirt looks fantastic! I would never accomplish that, a lot of knowledge and practice is needed. Nice video, thank you, Chad!
It was a looooong project. But I'm happy with it.
Great efforts and well spent time. This shows how things have been made before our modern day technologies and surely takes time, practice and the right tools-materials. I liked how your doggo went and own the fabric you made maybe he needs also one too.
Hahaha, I think I will make a sweater for Rufo.
Hi Chad I love that you have your cute puppy dog back in the video.
He loves going on adventures
Sir Rufo the Brave is back, Hooray!
Wile E. Coyote came around for a visit, but Sir Rufo is on guard.
Actually, that is the healthiest coyote I have ever seen.
It was a beautiful coyote. Rufo is fearless but clearly wouldn't be a match against that coyote.
@@ChadZuberAdventures Clearly.
That open weave might leave Chad a little chilled in cold winter winds, but will help keep him cool if he's going through temperature swings into warmer ranges and back. Conversely, by putting on a windproof barrier (such as the buckskin), the open weave will actually trap and hold quite a lot of body heat, and just getting out of the wind will help do the same thing. This is why the ability to put on or take off layers, ideally each with a different quality, is more important than chosing a single piece of clothing to try to cover all your needs. No one tool will work optimally in all situations, but a variety of tools, ideally each with multiple uses, will help cover a wide range of needs.
You're 100% right. I thought about that too. I plan to make more clothes but I can also cover myself with the buckskin for even more warmth.
Nice work Chad, normally dogs don't belong in the workplace but in this case it would be an exception!
Hahaha, I agree.
Rufo is sooooo cute
He knows it too
Such an good doggy! ❤
Yes he is
Not gonna lie this is an impressive showcase of resourcefulness. Thanks for the entertaining videos Señor Gigachad.
Thanks, I appreciate it.
thats a very interesting loom design usually i use rocks to weigh the cloth or wool down when im using a loom but it is cool to see a different method for making clothes using different looms
I think there are several different techniques. I'm not saying that my technique is even that good but it works with the materials I used.
@@ChadZuberAdventures oh of course there are many different techniques its just that ive never seen a loom design like that before but seeing how the final product turned out id say its pretty good
I enjoy watching your video, thank you❤
Thank you too
❤ thanks for all you do Chad another great video.
Thanks for watching!
I think that's fantastic. It's been a long time since I did more than forge iron, and I miss it. There's nothing quite like tanning a hide, seeing that mess turn into some soft buckskin. If I ever get another dog, I'll make sure it's a breed that produces lots of hair just in case I ever need to weave me a shirt!
Hahhaha! Just making use of a material that most people would simply discard.
Thanks Chad, always an amazing learning experience watching your videos. The garment you've crafted looks nice and cozy. You and Rufo can both get some use out of it because he seems to enjoy it as his dog mat. The Bluetti equipment is totally awesome. Prickly Pear juice on the rocks looks very refreshing. ❤💪
Yeah, Rufo is an expert in comfort. How did you know it was prickly pear juice? Great observation. I made use of a lot of prickly pears this year. I'm excited to share in the future.
@@ChadZuberAdventures I knew it was Prickly Pear juice because you where juicing them in a previous video when you were prepping all the fruits and drying them on the rocks. It also has a distinctive look with almost a hint of purple tinge to it, but not as dark red as beet juice!
@@josephbenton3471 You just know that I am a big fan of prickly pear.
May God Bless You Always!
God bless you!
Very neat project. Cheers, Chad!
Thank you!
Love to Rufo, more than just mans best friend ❤
Your loom was a work of art in its own right.
Your jerkin reminds me of Clint Eastwood's poncho in the Spaghetti Westerns....How cool are you!
I was thinking to make a poncho too. That would be cool but I would need a lot more material.
Great video. I admire your skills. 😀🖖👍
Hi Chad, I'm from Brazil 🇧🇷 and I'm a big fan of yours, I hope one day to learn everything about survival like you
Oi Pedro! Tudo bem ai? Um forte abraço.
Perfect skills. Good job Chad ! Rufo is good boy
Thank you! Rufo says Woof!
Always happy to see Rufo, and I gotta say: That's a nice shirt.
Thanks! I like it too.
sweeeeet. i've always thought of that. :)
Truly strong minded
Osum video, as always. Keep it up chad boi
sceard me with the thumbnail
Hay lắm bạn
Chad, you have the same issues trying to work from home with your pet preventing you from working 🤣🤣🤣❤ Poor Rufo, he just wants scritches. You have patients for days, Chad! But again an inspiration for my own projects.
Hahahaha, Rufo just steals the show every time.
@@ChadZuberAdventures Indeed he does! Very sweet little soul that ❤️
I gotta say I love watching you use these primitive techniques, I can't wait to see you make a badass hat, socks and pants to match the shirt...
It really is amazing to see how the primitive people overcame major problems, the absolutely genius techniques developed to overcome the hardships of simple life. Our Ancestors were absolute badasses and developed some amazing technology out of thin air to overcome the hardships they faced...
Not gonna lie, I'd love to see you develop a mini village with a few other badass primitive youtubers... its just crazy to think that people back in they day just developed these techniques out of thin air. Most people think primatives were nothing but big dumb Neanderthals but they came up with some of some of most used technology today, back when there was nothing... no youtube, no internet, no books... just coming up with brilliant ideas out of nowhere to overcome the obstacles of life. 110% absolute badasses, without them we wouldn't have so many things we take for granted in our lives.
Human nature is to conquer, improve the quality of our lives, secure our lives, etc. It's a very interesting history to explore.
@@ChadZuberAdventures it sure is... our ancestors were absolute geniuses and we really don't give them enough credit.
This is so cool! I love primitive/ancient fiber arts! Though I have to say, Rufo stole the show somewhat 😆
He always does 🤣
"-a Strong yet Silky-Soft Cordage." You didn't need to flex on us like that.
Love the videos Chad, Keep it up and stay safe.
Did my biceps hurt your eyes? 🤣
So quality video
Приручение животных сыграло очень важную роль в эволюции людей,
Это очень верно.
Muchas gracias por mostrarnos la técnica para hacer ropa🙏🏻🍀🪶
Gracias por mirar el video.
Hi ... Chad, as always love to watch your video ! If you had a tool namely a comb ( use to comb your hair everyday ) to press down the horizonal thread weaved by the shuttle, this will increase the density of your " cloth ". As the higher the density, more temperature can be kept thus you will feel warmer. Just a small suggestion and hope it would do some good to your weaving.
nicely done my friend!!!!! sluggo is a character!!!!!
Hahahahaha!
wuao impresionante todo todo lo que haces y Rufo es un hermoso perro 😊 Saludos desde Panamá
lol that is Ruffos made just for him .. my dogs have done that before when I was making a bubble quilt for my Grand Daughter
Rufo owns everything. I own nothing. Hahaha!
Your videos are very entertaining
You are the most talented Chad, I've ever seen.
Hahhaahah, thanks!
RUFOOOO❤❤❤❤ I see Rufo likes the shirt😂 Nice shirt! That loom looks super complicated to me. Shared this video with my outdoor friends.
The loom is kind of complicated. I'm trying to think of a simpler way to do it.
Of course Rufo likes the shirt, it got a familiar sent to it
That is one cute shirt stealer haha 🥰
Hahahahah
You should consider making a primitive crochet hook Chad and using that to make a textile :)
That is a new skill I will have to learn.
@@ChadZuberAdventures I learned to crochet watching CZcams videos 😍
You can make some kind of buttons ("duffle coats" or brooches) in the side seam. In my opinion, this will be more convenient than lacing.
Originally I thought to do that. I will do other designs in the future.
Muito bom❤
Que mimado está tu materia prima,el perrito oveja❤te adora amigo .Pues ese chaleco manga corta quedó excelente increíble tu habilidad para tejer.Y felicitaciones a Bluetti por sus nuevos productos🙌💪
Muchas gracias amiga! Rufo te manda saludos!
Chad. This was a great video haha. What an awesome pet. I actually do not like dogs but this video really made me want to get one.
Hahahah! Not all dogs are equal.
Rufo is one patient dog... you gotta stop and get him some french fries on the way back into town.
Rufo doesn't eat French fries. He's a primal dog!
Спасибо, довольно интересное видео.
Спасибо за просмотр.
All you need now is a Starlink satellite dish and you’re all set!
You're right! Then I'd have little need to go to the city.
your videos are amazing the shirt you made is comarable to plastic fiber clothing
It's so crazy that most clothes these days are made of plastic. It's just sad.
Incrível 😮
Im from Kerala ❤ What a great man you are. Whether you want to have your own brand or not, super loved it.
Thank you!
@@ChadZuberAdventures 😍😍😍
Kami sangat berharap kamu dan rufo selalu dalam lindungan allah taalla.
Rufo fait sa star 🤩maintenant qu'il est l'égérie de sa marque de vêtements 😀.
Merci rufo 😘
C'est exact!
Use of hair💇, thanks for telling it.
incredible! i have such admiration for others who do fibre crafts. have you ever tried naalbinding?
Wow, absolutely great job man, you put so much work into such a small thing. Though I have a tip for you: This winter I was on a deserted island in the philippines and I found out that you can use "Palm Cloth(The fabric-like material that grows in the base of the palm leaves)" to make a flexible pant if you sew it together along the grains. Unfortunately I didn't have yucca on the island or any other strong fibered plant, so I couldn't make high quality string, but the pant turned out very nice anyways, I managed to swim, climb a small mountain, climb a palm tree (not one but 6) and run on the beach for around 30 minutes until it got torn apart, (Again because I didn't have good cordage) so I was pretty amazed by how good it held up.
If you find yourself near a palm tree that you can climb, I recommend checking it out, because this might just solve the problem with having to re-adjust it every time you equip it.
Tough, amazing video as always, keep up the good work!👍
Yes, I know that palm material very well. I've collected a few pieces from coconut palms to experiment with and it indeed can be used to make clothing. It's a little stiff though. You can make cordage from fibers of the same material or take fibers from the palm branch.
@@ChadZuberAdventures It is a little stiff yes, but because of the # composition if you pull it to one of the corners it becomes kind of like rubber-cloth and becomes stretchy, I didn't really have time or the tools to properly align the grains so it becomes stretchy, but I'm sure it's possible to do so.
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哇哦，你确实厉害👍👍👍
谢谢你
the best part 21:29~22:20 ❤
Rufo is the king of comfort!