How to Tie a Whipping Knot for a Pounamu Pendant

[@nickhenwood_artandjunk]

mate i've come back to this vid dozens of times over the last few years. So blimmin helpful, thank you for sharing!!!

[@CampbellCarving]

No worries bro, glad it's been useful!

[@Sapna-mf1gb]

Yay, I did it!

[@CampbellCarving]

Well done!

[@paulcompton4214]

Great video thanks, and a big help! I found it quite fiddly and hard to understand at first, but well worth the effort. It feels much stronger than the traditional whipping I've seen, and the finished knot seems smoother. I did several practice runs before I was ready to do a real one. Thanks again!

[@CampbellCarving]

Thanks for the feedback. And yes it is fiddly.

[@amandathompson4692]

Great tutorial for explaining that well. I'm wanting to incorporate some different cords and knots into my jewelry. Happy I found your channel.

[@olivialabattaglia3297]

Thanks for this video!! I come back to it time and time again. Awesome mahi man

[@CampbellCarving]

Thanks for the tautoko

[@teahituroapui2792]

I’ve just done my first whipping know for my boyfriend’s pounamu. Thank you e hoā

[@CampbellCarving]

Nga mihi

[@yoopermann7942]

thank you for the tips, alot easier than the knot than i use!

[@CampbellCarving]

Good to hear!

[@alexanderjoyce1509]

A lot harder on 1mm, but it came through and mine is looking👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽 Really great video

[@glenyskupfer3780]

Oh my god 😲 I love it!!!! Thank you!!!!!

[@henryshearman5550]

What a fantastic innovation, thankyou!

[@CampbellCarving]

Glad you like it!

[@YKATO871]

Hi, not sure if you still monitor this channel, but if so…….right at the end when you pull the 2 ends tight, are they crossed over each other underneath the wrap essentially locking each other in place (preventing each seperate end fromfurther unravelling the tighter its pulled)…Thank you have learnt alot from your channel. EDIT……just tried again and after the innitial first hard pull they seem to sit side by side under the wrap, but when i pulled harder one end unravelled an extra loop (under the wraps) but then locked itself/crossed over the other end under the wrap locking it self."not sure if this makes sense but i think i figured it out..

[@CampbellCarving]

Hi, yes the idea is that they lock themselves in. I have found it can come undone over time and tend to use a half pull through method now.

[@YKATO871]

@@CampbellCarving ok thank you, when you say half pull through, are you meaning what i tried to explain in my second response to you above? Do the first initial cinch where they come together, then pull one side a furtherfull loop to crosslock?

[@CampbellCarving]

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[@CampbellCarving]

Try this video he covers it pretty well

[@YKATO871]

@@CampbellCarving cool thanks for that, i understand now. Thanks again👍🏾

[@kelvinkawau5181]

Hi campbel Ive just subscribed Awesome stuff mate Im new to carving Hoping to learn of you Some great stuff

[@CampbellCarving]

Awesome, fire any questions through im always happy to share what i know, im still learning too.

[@lizzyd2251]

Can you snip the 'red' end?

[@CampbellCarving]

I think that would be fine.

[@walterjames4820]

What size and type is the whipping string?

[@CampbellCarving]

This is paracord, I used for the demo. I usually use 1mm waxed polyester thread on my carvings.

[@walterjames4820]

So the lashing and whipping are the same?

[@CampbellCarving]

The whipping is one part of the lashings I use and have made other videos on, if you have seen them. This video was made as its hard to see how to do this with thin black cord.

[@ganeshbabutadiparthy6666]

yadava jagrathaga cheyyandi

[@futiletemptress]

that really makes no sense.

[@CampbellCarving]

I understand, it is a hard knot to get your head around. I tried my best...