How to Make Rope / Bow String - Pt 1

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Marandia shows us how to make bow string from milkweed.

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[SublimeSati]

You have a beautiful spirit sister =)

[MayeuxMinistries]

@SublimeSati thank you :)

[jeanineadele]

I would love to do a project with my grandaughters using okra stalk to make jewelery. Do you think you can do a video showing how to do this.

[MayeuxMinistries]

@jeanineadele Sure. I'll put it on my video "to-do" list :)

[luvmonkey666]

badass lol who taught u all this stuff?

[MayeuxMinistries]

@luvmonkey666 It's a gift I guess :) Just picked it up here and there.

[mahmod90901]

that will take a long time

and ur so hot

[Cstrife234]

hemp makes for some really good bowstring

[gmosphere]

@Cstrife234 Hemp is also good for, Seeds: High in protien and omega three, Fiber good for building shelter and clothing

[gmosphere]

hot and smart nice

[gogogodancer]

love the frogcalls in the background. Getting closer to things around us is so inspiring. Thanks for the video.

[dannycamilleri]

OMG CANT FEAL MY EARS , good vid tho

[lakinl86]

when are you and i going camping lol

[FacetsOfTruth]

Hi young lady! I just wanted to thank you for another great video. I was looking for your next one. You have a great technique here and you're doing a great job. I have seen a gentlemen doing the twisting of the fibers on his leg (just above the knee), he puts the fibers on his leg and uses the palm of his hand to roll them against his leg in a motion towards his knee. He can make a lot of rope really quick. I will try to find his video. I know you'll enjoy it. We're all learning, God bless.

[777rw777]

very nice videos! i am gonna learn alot from this... :) God bless....

[phrankus2009]

I have been trying to figger out how this is done (properly) for a very long time. ... I must have watched a dozen videos and neither the verbal desctiption nor the camera shots have revealed the "details of dexterity" to me.  This (your) vid is the best that I have yet seen, demonstrating this technique, but I STILL can't quite get what is going on with this "two-strand reverse-twist" technique. I really like that you slowed WAY down and zoomed really close up. I'll watch a few more times