Hawaiian whip How-to Step 2 Braiding

Part two in braiding of the Hawaiian style whip. Most notable feature of the Hawaiian whip is that it is braided BACKWARD of what is traditional for most whipmakers. 4 strand into 8 strand round braid over a core

[@inthelandofmilkandhoney457]

I must be brain dead because I cannot get this plaiting or braiding figured out. But your tutorial is by far the best I’ve seen on CZcams. 👍

[@jamiedavis4461]

No

[@carlosdeleon7475]

Girl, this is the best, most understandable braiding video I've ever seen. Thank you.

[@joannefrancis5606]

Leather braiding
What's the soap made from

[@joannefrancis5606]

You make it look so easy

[@Boss_gaming159]

Best braid video I've ever seen thank you so much

[@BroussardCollection]

I can't thank you enough for this video. My grandfather and dad were both leather craftsman. I was to cool and now I want to learn.

[@idjdbrvvskambvvv9007]

Great tutorial

[@muhammaddiy76768]

Braiding soap!great.

[@idjdbrvvskambvvv9007]

Underrated

[@hiroprotagonist525]

Have you ever tried the Morgan plaiting soap recipe? You grate one bar of soap, 1 1/2 cup water and 1 pound block of lard (or any pure animal fat), Cook together until the mixture leaves a "trace" behind your spoon as you stir during cooking (always stir). Transfer to a container with a lid, like a plastic container, and allow to cool. The fat and soap emulsify during cooking and because it is now fat anymore, but soap, albeit a very fatty soap. it will not go rancid. This is not a leather dressing, but plaiting soap. It will cool to a paste that is not runny and if it separates, you can mix it back together with a hand mixer. If it cools and it's too liquid, throw it back in the pot and cook it a bit more. If it's too solid, add some water and cook it until the water is evenly distributed and cool again. Aside from burning it, it's so forgiving, it's virtually impossible to screw-up.
You should check out The Whipmaker's Hook on Facebook; it's a group dedicated to whipmaking.

[@robsarchery9679]

thanks

[@ChadwickHorn]

Is there a second part to this? I haven't been able to find it. Mahalo for posting!

[@mauifarrier]

You are correct, at this point in time the steps have been recorded but a follow up video has not been edited and posted yet. Sorry for the wait.

[@richardritter6025]

You braid differently from some videos I have seen....
I think your way is easy the less complicated

[@bounimlakhal23]

Very Nice 👍🇲🇦🙏🌹

[@user-hx5kj6ts9x]

Please what do you use l

[@soniaborni7402]

Hi, is it à spécial soap thé one you use ?

[@soniaborni7402]

@@kaleocardoza8486 thanks

[@soniaborni7402]

@@kaleocardoza8486 would you post the link if POSSIBLE ?