How To: String Your Feather [Feather Tribe TV]

So a few people have asked us how they can string their own feather (maybe you wish to create your own with cool beads or different cord)... :-)
This video is our step-by-step how to on stringing your feather. We hope this is easy enough for you to follow!
For more beautiful Feather Tribe pendants: www.feathertribe.me

[@ninob411]

I came here to learn how to tie a feather. I watched several times before I could pay attention to what she was saying. She is absolutely stunning. 😍

[@TheAculusi]

Bro did not complete the objective.

[@TheLonelyFoot]

wow, you are incredibly gorgeous and thank you for teaching me how to do this 🙏

[@machomanbruh1419]

I came here to tie feathers and fell in love lol with the instructor lol. For real tho thanks for this video. The staff I’m making will look sweeet!

[@LeyLey41]

This young lady greets us with Anjali Mudra, Namaste. Which basically respresents a greeting of respect of one another. How disrespectful some of the comments are here to one another...She also states in the beginning when showing us the feather that it is hand made and not real. Thank you sister for your video. Absolutely clear and concise. Namaste to you as well and sharing your tutorial. I found it very helpful for a project I am working on.

[@GypsyTarot]

This is wonderful! I have a 6' staff that I want to add more leather with Feathers on the end. Thank you so much for showing us. Peace.

[@felipedonoso40]

This so beautiful Thanks for remembering me and culture

[@meanttobehere12]

I've made feathers with faux and leather lace that were bulky. This is so easy and looks so beautiful. Thank you.

[@scart-69]

Cheers for this, am adding crow feathers to a Dream/Nightmare catcher & this is perfect, blessid 🤘

[@thelestrangelair]

Lovely! Birds are so wonderful. My family and I are a band of mad ravens. LOL Bellatrix L

[@larrytyler8601]

Thanks for the video. It helped me on my tomahawk

[@cherokeesfinestindian]

Great tutorial 👍👍

[@branni6538]

Always wanted to know how to do this! Thanks!

[@pamelabrown6302]

Thank you so much! This helped me with a dream catcher I’m working on!

[@angelamartin2811]

It’s S o f a r a w a y 🤔 what type of material I wish it was closer I really wanted to make one waaaah sorry I don’t have 20/20 vision

[@user-jv9lz4md1j]

No rope

[@Fabulousfreak189]

It looks like its nylon cord. Usually used for leather stitching. Or you can use leather cord, which works great

[@liamx25]

Very good video. Very well explained. Cheers.

[@tmcruz9643]

awesome supper helpful! i can now finish my garden theme dream catcher for my little girl

[@susanthibodeaux9032]

Thank you Im also making a dream catcher and found your video to be very informative. Cheers!!

[@darladowhaniuk1969]

☺️❤THANK YOU❤

[@Jeari]

I'm 967 "Thumbs Up",.. Do I Win Anything,..? LOL,.. Great Job,.. I Learned So Much from Your Experience and Knowledge,.. ThanQ,..

[@kfiscal01]

Nice legs! Wow! Great info too!!

[@DA-js7xz]

You're fucking disgusting. Leave women's bodies alone.

[@dwmajor3156]

I could watch you all day.....go you have more video's?

[@meyo4158]

Love your ankh ring

[@leshughes748]

Your video has proven to me that I have been doing it wrong. Thank you

[@amandafedisson]

What kind of string are you using?

[@RoxanaValdesLynch]

Waxed string

[@felipedonoso40]

but not that the feather go on the Head

[@kylelindberg7771]

If you came here for leg close-ups, find something to do with your life. The woman's not going to reply to your comments.

[@dougiequick1]

"////you get your string..." yeah thanks but I am mostling trying to understand WHAT string! Diameter and material so this video is of little help thanks anyway

[@FeatherTribe]

You can use any sized or type of string for this and also any feather. In the video we are using a 1mm nylon string which is often sold as waxed cord. I hope that helps.

[@drew69691]

Why does this remind me of a casting couch

[@jerryswallow]

nice tecnique, lost me on the knot

[@RoxanaValdesLynch]

Me too

[@kalkishiva5155]

u r so cool

[@whisperingdeath308]

What tribe do you belong to?

[@terriejohnston8801]

I have learned a much different Feather-tie. " THE Talking Feather" or Vision Quest...Sinew is used, but other material would work. Ur method was nothing like the traditional method of i have learned. Its a spiritual part of ceremony. Check out what my words have expressed. U can learn it @ share it . " bird whisper " ( NOT whisperer) Wado. ThankYou

[@joecalio6489]

I want to smell her hair for some reason... does that make me weird?🤔

[@rivi67]

hahaha... i came for the feather, but stayed for the bird hahahahah

[@lilincaasher1033]

Culture vultures

[@robertbolton9450]

People desecrate the holy sacred.

[@XxN8iVeSc0uTxX]

You're cute 😘

[@someweirdassdude5759]

You’re creepy 🥳

[@OscarLevant1]

It is illegal in Canada, USA and Great Britain to be in possession of feathers of any migratory bird, such as ducks or geese, or any bird of prey. Even feathers of the American Crow are illegal!!!! How do you get around this to make your stuff??? It is specifically stated that no feather shall be used for costumery or jewelry. Please tell me. I need to know!!!

[@northernskow3443]

I know I am not the person you asked but that law only prohibits feathers off birds that cannot be hunted or raised domestically. Atleast in the U.S not sure elsewhere.

[@FeatherTribe]

Hi Joseph, we "get around" this by not actually using any real feathers. The "feather" in this video is a replica hand carved from fresh water farmed shell.

[@davidmistoffelees8459]

There are many wild type bird feathers that you can possess.

[@aidennd.806]

Fucking moron... Didn't you know that the government of every one of those nations takes dead birds, sheltered birds, and quarantined birds and sells the feathers to companies to make items from? So there goes your 'law.' It's a business for them, and they do not want YOU to make profit from 'selling' feather items. Get a grip and understand things before you spout off and become a moron.

[@austinemery2194]

Aidenn D. Aidenn D. Fucking Moron... didnt you know that it's the "Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918" that makes it illegal to posses any part of a migratory bird due to declining populations of such birds? It has nothing to do with money. It's a protection for the birds who's populations are dwindling due to hunting and habitat loss. Granted some of the birds in this list are ridiculous, such as the American Crow but as far as other birds such as the eagle and owls and other various birds it makes perfect sense to make it illegal to posses parts of these birds. The dead birds are taken so whatever authority is concerned can document the dead bird and make an effort to keep track of bird populations. The only people who can legally posses any protected bird parts are native Americans who have certifiable ancestry and are registered with a tribe. That means it is in fact illegal to buy crafted items with feathers. So that fancy dream catcher you might have picked up... the feathers are imitations. Do a bit of research before you go berating someone for asking a simple question and making yourself out to be a complete dumb shit.

[@manedlioness7016]

Your channel name is extremely insensitive to indigenous ppls of America and Africa.

[@FeatherTribe]

Thank you for speaking up for tribes all around the world. Its very noble of you. We however are adopting a one people's Tribe, a one planet Tribe and a one heart Tribe vibe. The days of separation are coming to a close, given evidence of so many world crisis that are calling us together as one in a shared emergency, an emergence into a one heart party. Please include yourself in that unity consciousness and rest assured you are also loved. Thank you again and bless you for speaking your truth. Thank you also for allowing me to share mine and what we are really about.

[@manedlioness7016]

@@FeatherTribe while that’s an understandable and noble goal. This isn’t the way to go about it. As and Afro indigenous person it’s disheartening to see the very people who forbid us from practicing our cultures and being with our tribes, calling themselves a tribe. It feels like a slap in the face to my ancestors.

[@TheLonelyFoot]

that's just racist on racism. many of us practice the prophecy of the Hopi tribe and embrace becoming one tribe regardless or class, color, or creed@@manedlioness7016respects to you and to your heritage & lineage, may you be blessed and well, and above all: to each their own

[@hensley2931]

​Get over yourself.​@@manedlioness7016