Adding coins to coin belt.

[@baba03angel]

This is what I was looking for. Thank you for uploading this!

[@maihaude950]

your welcome

[@arleevuechannel2472]

Nice friends

[@diayang2654]

So once you finish it, how do you knot the beat strand?

[@diayang2654]

Bead*

[@maihaude950]

Dia Yang i just do a small knot on the back, tuck in the rest of the string about a inch between the two layers and cut off the rest. If I have time I’ll make a small clip. I’ve been busy lately so I haven’t had time to do anymore cross stitching.

[@aidanhassenally2083]

Can we replace the coins with the plastic once

[@maihaude950]

Aidan Mc Manamy yes you can. The ones I made for kids are coin with plastic like ones.

[@justyang8194]

The string will have to show on the first initial beading right?How would you knot it when you run out of string and need a new one or if you finished and need to give it a good knot? Can you do a video?

[@maihaude950]

just yang I just knot it in the back where my pink and fabric backing meets to give it a cleaner look. I'll have to see on my day off if I can find my sewing stuff. It's still pack from the moved last year. Lol

[@BellyFITbyLeilah]

Amazing !!!!

[@22sandycha]

It's amazing to see video like these I sad to say my mother passed away when I was young and so I was not able to learn anything about making Hmong cloths I would like to start a project for my husband I have asked my mother in law cause she's always making Hmong outfits for her daughters but she refused to help me or make it for me I find your video helpful and it has I spirited me to try it out thanks

[@maihaude950]

+Sandy Yang, I'm so sorry that you loss your mom. My goal is what ever I learn, I want t inspired girls out there learn too and keep hmong paj ntaub alive for many many more generations to come. I'm still learning and if you ever see a new video that just means I just learned it. LOL happy sewing girl.

[@justyang8194]

Omg i can totally relate. I lost my mom before i could start learning myself. She started money bags and belt for me so i can wear on my wedding but passed before she could finish now im determined to finish it.

[@WendyKue]

Thank you so much for doing this video. I have always wonder how it was done. This video really helped me out.

[@nayang5571]

Can you post a close up picture of this design? I like it.

[@maihaude950]

+Na Yang I will. But I need to find it. LOL it's somewhere.

[@maihaude950]

+Na Yang Pictures are posted on my FaceBook page. Here's the site. Happy sewing. facebook.com/Pajntaubhmong/

[@juliethao53]

how many mm are those beads?

[@maihaude950]

Kuv Koj I'm not sure. The lady who sold them to me they didn't have any bag with its size. Sorry I couldn't even tell you.

[@maihaude950]

too many

[@msyergy01]

Where do you purchase your beads(the more expensive ones)?

[@maihaude950]

I bought mine at the kialee hmong store in merced. They are separated from the cheap ones. When you go to any Hmong store that sells beads just ask them which ones they are.

[@ntxawmlislee4411]

Niam laus hais lus hmoob thiab ma peb tsis pb koj hs dab tsi li os

[@maihaude950]

sorry os. I have some viewers who are not hmong and are learning how to sew hmong clothes/paj ntaub for there childerns too. I'll keep that in mind to speak hmong but put English subs on them.