Traditional Japanese straw sandals "WARAJI"(1/2)

[tekproxy]

Wow this is impossible to follow.

[jockolong]

hi shinomun, do u make waraji where its straps are like of flip flops? if so, can i buy it? :) i really want a waraji sandals but i cant find any, :(

[jockolong]

hi shinomun, do u make waraji where its straps are like of flip flops? if so, can i buy it? :) i really want a waraji sandals but i cant find any, :(

[rocker43mike]

Can you tell me how thick the rope is and what kind?

[shinomun]

@rocker43mike It's possible to make it by all kinds of ropes.

I'll recommend to make once.

[rocker43mike]

@shinomun Tried making one recently with jute twine of around 1.5 mm circumference. Took more than 3 hours to make. Clearly too thin. Have access to 3mm and 6mm alternatives. Can't tell which to use. Limited budget so can't experiment with both.

[shinomun]

@rocker43mike

I will challenge you, very impressed.

Japanese technology at the time, to make a thread of 1.5mm, please consider it very difficult.

I do not think the comfort, I think the best would rope over 6mm.

If this is possible within 1 hour production time.

[tkbomber]

Trying to figure out what you did at 1:40

[Chimarie226]

@tkbomber Same here... =/

[guilhermekojiro]

Thank you very much, you help to make a old dream!

[AlucardZeppelin]

How much line is needed in total (for the two sandals)?

[shinomun]

@AlucardZeppelin It's partial by the size of the foot, but when approximately 6 m can be prepared, I think it's enough.

[TheYoshimitsu94]

realy awesome, thx for help :)

[sankosa1]

also, what do you mean by 'woof'?

[sankosa1]

@sankosa1 and contexts

[sankosa1]

what is the process when you suddenly switch scenes?

[Cuezu]

Wow!!! Thanks dude!

[jotanshi]

the music sucks...

[TheWaldorock]

i made one of these trying to make a basket???? now if i can just make another one

[ZombiesAndWhatnot]

ありがとうございます！

[Haydies89]

i need to make these as part of a costume. but it is actually quite fasanating to see how it is done. 

[HitomiNishiara]

This is trully wonderful. I love ths type of craftmanship and it's really simple. Thank you so much for this tutorial.

[Pbrain42]

とても立派な作り方ですよ。音楽はもとてもすきです。ありがとう­ございます

[javichinzeo]

Flaco gracias a ti, pude completar mi cosplay de samurai!!

[Ferxholaxwey]

@javichinzeo como se llama el tipo de cuerda que usaste??

[loserkidyui]

@Ferxholaxwey Probablemente sea hilo sizal.

[Strifedragondude]

so like...did you add another thing of straw rope? cuz I'm having difficulty understanding 1:36-1:50 :P Any help would be MUCH appreciated :D

[ZombiesAndWhatnot]

@Strifedragondude Yeah, he adds 10 feet of rope (he mentioned that at the beginning) and does a pretty simple over/under weaving pattern.

[rurouniyamabushi]

Thank you very much.

The instruction is very clear.

A great idea for green earth !!

Lets reduce the usage of plastic and rubber!!

GO GREEN!!

[Metqa]

This is fascinating. I think I'm gonna make these. Just a thought; things might go a little faster for you if you make yourself a shuttle to hold the long length of thread instead of pulling the whole length through each time. You could wrap the excess around a cardboard square and just unravel more as you need. Thanks for the video. I'm rating it high and adding it to my favorites!!

[Kaname0234]

how do you put them on

[fumaobake]

Absolutely fantastic job. I would much rather learn something like this in person, but seeing as that isn't currently possible, this will have to suffice. Heh. I've actually seen waraji also be made on a board with pegs and a similar pattern, but this seems somewhat superior. Fantastic instructions, can't wait for part two.

[leecanon]

Hey..... Where is part 2?

[Akuma813]

Thanks, bro. Best tutorial on the net. Please finish so I can make mine! Thanks again!

[blueshadow1337]

Excellent video, can't wait for part 2.

[otaku32]

yes a TRUE WARAJI