Your instructions are clear and concise. Love how skillful you both are creating these jewelry items.

I enjoyed your classes. I've learned allot.These bracelets make wonderful gifts. Thank you

This was a great tutorial. Thank you for this. I have not been able to catch you live, but I appreciate being able to view later.

Hi lady’s! I’m 4 years to late in here to win these kit’s. 😆 I was looking for chainmail tutorials and kind of accidentally found you guys. I’m amazed by this kind of art and I will give it a shot or to. Thank you for the tutorials of yours. Greetings from Norway from a German fan 😁😍

I love watching you girls! Thank you for sharing your beautiful work!❤

Greatest tutorial I have seen! Finally understand. Thanks!

Thank you so much! I've been trying to learn flat Kumi for awhile but have been having problems. Watching you helped me to see what I was doing wrong!

LOVING your "live" classes on KZfaq! The swatching idea is also great way to use up spare/culled beads and cording while finding gauge : )

LOVE Kumihimo. Thanks for the class.

I have never heard of this. Can’t wait; great instructions. Thank you.

Started back after a long hiatus from Kumihimo. Glad I found your videos. Loretta Pleitner from Clearwater, Florida

Both of you make a great duo with the tutorials, I love how you take turn and explain detail by detail for dummies like me. I was able to understand everything that both of you have explained. I love working with the kumihimo, but I got sick and had to postponed it for a while. I just started crafting a short time ago and now I am into teaching several persons so I honestly loved watching you because it refreshes my skills. I love your skills and tricks. I am cheap to not waste any material, therefore, I usually go to just a bit more than what I need. Although, I am quite late to win your gift, I just love working with your tools. Thank you for sharing. Florie Vega from Puerto Rico.❤

LOVEEE all your videos. Ive made a few of your bracelets just with your videos...you do such a great job with step by step..keep the great videos!!

I'm Lyn Boyle and I used to do beadwork ( about 40 - 45 years ago) all the time. In those days I crocheted necklaces and made headed necklaces. I would love to get back into the crafting again. I have been watching your KZfaq videos day and most of the nights. I visited your website and am really excited to get started working on a kumihimo. Thanks for sharing!

Must set an alarm for these classes. Love kumihimo

hi i am from Mass & have wanted to learn Kumihimo for such a long time & i love you ladies as well :)

Ooh thanks for this video, ladies! Just discovered kumihimo, and your channel too! :)

I've wondered how to do kumihimo and glad to know that I can get the supplies from you--I'm watching from Hawaii Island!

Watching the replay and learning a lot! Thank you!

Ceres, Ca. I have been wanting to learn Kumihimo for a long time. I thought it would be very hard, but you make it look easy, can't wait to try. THANK YOU

I am so excited to see this I love Kumihimo but am a beginner and so excited about learning more

I just started my first Kumihimo project (wrap bracelet) after a 38 year hiatus (life) and moving back to the US from Japan in 1984! 😊 I just figured we would have the kits and everything here. That thought was NO BUENO! And, of course I wanted to carry back my books from our classes, ikebana scissors, silk ribbons, and yukata in my luggage. Aside from that, I was also helping my best friend navigate Narita and the train stations as she had cerebral palsy... I had alot on my hands... Then I had a child and did costuming for different ballrt companies. Glad to have it back and incorporate in my business. Bethany McKittrick

I am from Michigan. These looks so much fun. Thanks for showing us.

Thank you for the time you give us to learn how to kumihimo:)

Really informative. Am going to definitely watch more videos.

Key West, fl love this channel so soothing and informative!

I was struggling as a beginner at Kumihimo beaded jewelry and have searched at a lot for videos and must say you gals have the most informative teaching KZfaq videos! Thank you!

Hi! I love watching your shows, Ever since I was a little girl I have been fascinating on making jewelry, I been making jewelry now for around 40 years now and I love trying out new technics ! You two make beautiful jewelry and I hope you keep on making these shows to watch because I enjoy every show you do! I like to thank you both for showing me how to make kumihimo jewelry ! Thanks again and I enjoy every show you do! Jody

Thank You for providing written instructions as well as the video!! Just mastered the rainbow loom (single, double and triple) and would love to keep the creative juices going with Kumihimo!

Mobile, AL. Can’t wait to try this new (for me) technique.

I love this style. Great introduction

This is Sharon Bush from Norway... I’m really excited to start using the Kumihimo technique!! Thank you for this video

first time listening to you, Thanks so much for your clarity!

Great video! I'm an absolute beginner. And you took the time to explain it so I can get it right off the bat. And you did it from start to finish. Now I have to try this. I have been working on soutache and this is going to be my natural progression for that. I'm going to take my soutache and combine it with this Kumihimo for my necklaces and bracelets. This is going to be so much fun! Thanks ladies!

I discovered kumihimo a couple years ago with a kit and really enjoyed it. I am continuing to make kumihimo and need to find some good ways to finish the ends which I have not been happy with in the past. Thanks for this class and it's probably too late to win the prize but if not I am entering. Thank you.

Great ideas and easy instructions. Love the bracelets. Just starting this new technique.

I love this tutotials and now I make my first kumihimo !Your bracelets are wonderful ! Greetings from Germany !

I have been watching all your videos and am new to learning Kumihimo

This is really cool. This is the first time I have seen your site. It is Awesome.

Love the wall hanging behind you. Thanks for the knowledge. Peggy

Love this video. Thank you for this tutorial. ❤❤

Since my MS diagnosis I've had to give up things like wire wrapping cuz my fingers just don't like to cooperate. I'm really excited to try kumihimo...it looks like something I may still be able to do! Thanks from Portland, Oregon

Thank u very much for the lovely tutorial

wonderful tutorial. I am new to kumihimo and will continue to learn from you. Thank you

Thanks for the tip on how to stop in between and continue later. It has helped me a lot.

Just loved your tutorial ❣❣❣😊 Thanks from Maryland

Hi I'm Cheryln from Clinton, In. I just got three bracelet for kumihimo. So funny that I got them the same day as watching. Have a great day.

From Fla, I love doing kumihimo, an ancient Japanese art form

I'm impressed, I've never been sure how to do this, your video made it much more clearer ,I believe I can accomplish it now, Thank you 2 for that.

I can’t wait to try ,you make sound easy. Martinsburg WV

Great video. Thanks from Hollywood FL.

Love your Kumohimo tutorials .

Love this! I want to try it!

Wow this is incredable style of beading!

Myryle beach area, never knew this craft existed.... very cool! Hope I win the 2nd kit that was super classy! You ladies are naturals on camera... great job loved it!

I’m just learning and sometimes get lost. Enjoying your videos.

Very helpful - nice presentation!

Love these bracelets!

Great class, with lots to show and demonstrate. I love kumihimo and you give me incentive and ideas on what can be done. Best way for me to rush on your website and order those wonderful kits Well done ladies !

Thank you for taking time to train us at home.

Very fun! Enjoyed the tutorial! First time to watch anything on Kumihimo braiding!

I enjoy your classes.

love watching ur videos iv learned a lot

Love this video! Ty for having it!! Just now learning kumihimo!

I love the show and love the crafts that speaks plane English thank you so much from Debbie Burdon Dover Tasmania

great video for a begginer like miself Thank you so much

I am a beginner. Love your video. I have tried in the past to do a cord I need to see more of your videod

I think this is going to be my new obsession :P

Thank you ❤ great video , great Teachers

Never done this before would love these kits.

Tuning in from Philadelphia, Pa...A beginner Kumihimo but I love it so much!

I'd love to try Kumihimo, l make a lot of my own jewelry through these UTube classes and this would be something new for me! Can't wait to watch your video!

Hi I do all sorts of crafts and I love it it keeps you busy keep your mind active I have not tried to kill it you know I am going to order the next few days one of the round and one in the Square and see if I’m able to do it because looking at watching you do it is making me very excited and doing it with the beads it gives it a totally different look so I am planning on ordering some after you guys and hopefully if I get to travel I can call you and you will be able to help me but I am going to order something within the next few days and I am excited about it thank you very much

Learning today with you!

Hi I’m a beginner from Guernsey Channel Islands love you’re channel it’s helping me learn thank you

Oh my gosh I love it...Good luck to all I'm from East Chicago, Indiana...

Wisconsin here, love your video's.

Missed your live presentation, but enjoyed it just the same. Going over to the website to order my supplies,

I love that knot!!!!

I’m new to using kumihimo. Watching from Miami, Florida. I am anxious to make this bracelet

This is something I have wanted to learn. I am from St Paul MN.

This is a something I always wanted to learn how to do!

I was always afraid...it looked so complicated. But you explain it very well and understandably. I would very much like to do it.

Port Saint Lucie, Fl. So cute. love kumihimo

Would love more info on how to add the finished product to an adjustable bangle. Thanks for another excellent video

Thanks for sharing this ..it's nice ..I try this love it .....

this is my first time watching but I like it a lot

Im tuned in from Ghana, West Africa

Exciting hobby and love your channel

Thank yous for a great video iter really helpful

I love watching you guys and I'm Deborah Matthews from Nashville, TN.

LoveLove this I just learned how to do !yvideo is very helpful thank you

Thanks for the knowledge.

I’m so very disappointed that I missed this, I’ve been waiting for you to go live again

I’m from Massachusetts. I just started doing peyote beading and was curious about loom beading, so I watched one of your loom beading videos. It looked like something I could do, so I placed an order at your online store for a full loom kit and a refill kit. As I was scrolling through the kits, I saw the Kumihimo kits. Since I had never heard of Kumihimo, I was curious as to what it involved. When I saw your video come up on KZfaq, I just had to satisfy my curiosity. What an interesting way of making jewelry. I may have found something else to try! I think I’d better wait til my order comes, though, and see how I do with the loom method first. My biggest problem, though, is I don’t even wear jewelry. What am I going to do with all the things I make? Lol. Thank you for your tutorials. You always explain the processes so anyone can understand. I have to stop watching them, though, because you give me too many ideas!

this is so cool, been wanting to learn how to make these bracelets

Hello I an new to this and think you girls are great and such a wonderful craft.

03-19-2022 I use Red Heart yarn for my braiding (w/o beads), the thinner flosses and rat tail, cuts into my skin. Secondly, I also have added 2, 3, 4, and up to 5 strings of the same color to each slot, making each project that much more thicker. Using a basic 8, 12, 16, 20 or 24 warp, multi colored, candy cane, or 5000 other patterns, like you just showed for you basic 8 and or 24warp at the beginning of your show. (With an added twist.) I use 6 sets of color side by side all the way across north 32-1 to South 16-17 all the way around. Then use 14-22g crafting wire make a small hook on one end, I take a short length of yarn to loop through all of my center yarn to hang my weight from and then hook my wire though the top 4 warps, and pinch it closed. The other end is coiled so it is out of the way and less chance to lose an eye. By having the hook only half way hides the wire from the outside end. As I braid or weave I keep the wire in the center and uncoil as needed. Once I have reached my desired length (16-20 inches). I hook the end and weave 1 whole rotation or twice around, to again encase the wire. Then tie off with a few crossing square knots. And remove from the disk. And finally I add a pre-paint round wooden craft ball or a fluted 8 sided diamond, with a hole on one side and glue them in place, and now what I have is a Man's Scottish Torx; adjustable, self closing, necklace of about 3/4 to 1-1/2inch diameter. The center wire hold the shape around their neck so no findings are needed. I use both a fat 32, for an up to 24warp and fat 64 for an up to 40warp. My boys don't wear beaded anything. LOL. With thousands of patterns to chose from and up to 40 colors the sky is still; not my limit. Thank you for showing the 12 top spiral, that was new to me.

I’m addicted to kumihimo I’ve been buying every refill just need to get a square kit

I really love all of them! Thank you for sharing your beautiful work with all of us! You all are so awesome ❤. ps I would love to win the kits😊