Worst thing ever

Hate so much. Does not work, super complicated, stupid

How long should the threads be ? This is my first time!

I love your voice! You sound like such a kind lighthearted person! But anyways, I asked my mom to get me some thread so I’ll definitely be subscribing and using this tutorial!

Too much talk

Hi! My name is Annie, and I LOVE these videos! Are there more, Meg?

I struggle with having the motivation to finish it

Salute 🫡

This is so cool!

Omg....so easy. Love it

thank you so much!!!!!!😊🙃🙂

Rexlace is so cheaply made now…it’s plastic-y and thick and very hard to manipulate with certain designs…like this one apparently. For me, anyway. All the strings are just pulling on top of one another and making like a triple box stitch. Even when I try to keep them separated. Maybe I’m doing something wrong but..I’m pretty sure I’m not.

hi, where you can buy the string?

THIS IS GENIUS, the glue ones always came apart😭

I always hate the starting process but once I get past it, its a wrap and I'm on a roll

I love gim strings❤

I arrived to your video because somebody wrote "segment knotting method" in a group and I was interested. I knot since I'm 10 years old and I hoped for learning a new method. But now I realized this is what I always do. I was curious what is the other way, the "not-segment-knotting", and this is the first time I see that method. I can't imagine anyone would knot like that. For me it looks slower and more difficult to follow.

Thank you! It took me a couple of days and failed tries to get it but im finally there!

Also…I thought this was boondoggle lol. Can you do this with boondoggle? Stupid question I’m sure.

I love your nails. They’re distracting me from the stitch 😅

Megan, about how long is the main section of your bracelet before you start braiding the ties? I know it will probably be shorter than 7". Just trying to judge how long to make my main design.

This is done so clearly and as simple as possible for people like me😂 thank you

its too hard to learn with 3 of the same color and one different

So I have pulled out all my lace from 25 years ago - I know! - and it is now sticky. Is it lost or can those spools be saved?

can you provide the pattern you're working on in this video? thank you for the helpful video btw

Can I make this stitch with 6 strings?

Found my old rexlace from probably over 20 years ago when I was a kid and was looking for something to try to make that wasn’t a boring corkscrew. I made a couple mistakes with twisted strands but after than I finished off no problem! Thanks for the tutorial.

Would the quad or bric stich not work best to start it off or does it have to b like how u did it? Genuinely asking

In the 90s I deconstructed a bracelet I bought in Mexico to teach myself how to make them (pre-youtube haha). It was the X and diamond pattern with more than 2 colors. It didnt carry any string, like you mentioned so now, these many years later I'm reconnecting with my childhood "talent" and am surprised to see a different method. This video is exactly what I needed to catch up after all these years! Talk about ancient, I got ya beat lol.

This stitch really takes the cake. I wanted to try a new one since i am pretty used to doing the tornado/zig-zag/wave stitches, and the zebra stitch which to me is just a little bit trickier.. BUT THIS ONE, is by far the most difficult one i've tried for some reason. I've had to undo it so many times just to get it right. Things get twisted so easily if you're not careful.😢 But i'm going to keep going. I make these because they help with my anxiety, and make good gifts to friends. 😎👍

Can u do a tutorial on how to make the wave stitch on boondoggles please

This method works for 12 strands or higher and less strands too?

This is absolutely the best instruction yet.

I was able to make this sooo easily😊 Thanks for sharing this video, it really helped 😁

I always struggle to connect , often having to make another to add in . Never thought to finish the centre last & connect first so will try this way .

Super

Can you make a video showing your entire string collection pls and i loved watching this!!!

You have a beautiful voice, and I love the Mulan reference :) Thank you for this video! I've been doing regular and alpha bracelets for a while but the last pack of floss I bought had a couple front and back printed kumihimo disks, but absolutely zero instructions. Or even the name "kumihimo" lol. Good thing Pinterest is all knowing and showed me one so I could look it up! Thank you for the step by step process and the odd number of strings trick! I'll have to keep it in mind for the next one I do! Funny note, I got cocky once I got it going, and quite literally right as you were talking about if you find a 3 and 1 string, I discovered I'd done something wrong and had to backtrack 😅

Perfect. Thanks!

Thankyou very nice project idea❤

this is so awesome !! doing it as we speak 🤩

next time do different colors to differentiate what ur talkin about

Thank you for your tutorial!! How do you make yours so neat and straight? I’ve done several pineapple stitches and a lot of times, my strings look slanted and a bit bulky, no matter how much I pull and tighten them!!

Love your videos

BOOOM hahhahahaha I guess the thing with this is it doesn't look as "cool" you know as the traditional way of adjustable knot design but it does the job!

I have been knitting for many years & yet I've never seen someone cast on like this before! 😱 It looks SO much easier than the long tail cast on I've been using. No more measuring how much of a tail I need to make it across the cast on row? Sign me up! It looks so neat too. I'm looking to make a house scarf & definitely plan on trying this new method to start my project. I also want to try knitting in the round so I won't have to sew the long seam along the edge like in the pattern I have. (essentially my scarf will be a long tube with only stockinette stitch showing on the outside so I'll only have to close the ends & add tassels. I got sorted into Griffindor but have friends in Slytherin & Ravenclaw. So I'll most likely wind up making many house scarves! 😇🥰 Edited to add, when I change colors, I tie the 2 little ends in a bow. It holds the ends from pulling or slipping to keep tension for me & also allows for enough yarn length to weave in those ends after a couple of rows. I generally weave ends in as I go because it can feel overwhelming to have chaos spaghetti at the end of a project I've already worked a long time on.

It looks copper then gold lol very beautiful work love watching your videos

I think I’m doing this wrong

Mine came out as a square idk where I went wrong Lmfaoo

This was the most helpful tutorial I could find, THANK YOU! I’m actually trying to make those thick keychains and this one is so easy and yet gorgeous, thank you!