palm rose

[@d.kundert1616]

On Palm Sunday, I have made these roses for the last 4 or 5 years as per your tutorial. Love them. Thank you! 🙏

[@kenwhite866]

So very happy to hear that! What a really great time and reason to make them for! Love knowing that they are being enjoyed in such a beautiful way! 🙏👏👍

[@d.kundert1616]

@kenwhite866 Thank you for the reply....and such a very nice reply ...blessings to you and yours 🌞 🙏✌️

[@johnbadgerow6135]

You make that look very easy I'm going to have to try that thank you for uploading this video

[@StCasimirBuffalo]

I've also tried, unsuccessfully, for 3 years to create the palmetto rose from xtant youtube videos. I am relieved and excited about making some for 2018. That will make the 20th weave I practice for the annual Palm Sunday procession. Very clear and concise instructions. Much, much appreciated.

[@chrisloe3]

Thank you so much! First actual video on youtube I could find on this that actually helped and was informative enough to actually create my own. This one deserves the most views!

[@rachelminish7777]

Great video, extremely helpful now I am making them by the handfuls! We just recently moved onto a private island in Florida and there are plenty of supplies! Thanks again bud!

[@kenwhite866]

I’m so glad it helped! It’s great that you have no issues with restocking your supplies too! They make people smile when you give them out. Thanks for the feedback, it’s appreciated for sure!

[@Kyle-vb3fz]

Very clear and with that demonstration, in dire I could probably make one myself. Thanks, as a charlestonian, I have always wanted to learn.

[@kenwhite866]

Kyle Kasten, Charleston is where I got some of the inspiration to learn how to make these as well. ☺

[@thewriter57]

This is awesome, Ken! 😁 (It's Tiff haha)

[@alenas514]

Thanks so much I got not my palms and I my dad showed me a rose someone made and asked if I could do that. Now I can. I appreciate it thanks a lot

[@laurenerdesky8390]

Thank you so much! These are beautiful. I came looking for just the boring flat rose I do every year (basically it’s the same process but before you put the end through the hole and twist). I was not expecting something so cool. Thank you!

[@kenwhite866]

So very happy it was helpful! They really are beautiful, especially when there's a bouquet of them.

[@darenharrison7028]

Hello. I am Vegas Palm Weaver. Do you know how to make the bouquet?

[@AngryAlien]

my dad used to do this while he was homeless fast way to make money i wish he taught me how to make them before he died he used to paint the leaf part of the rose after and make roses sell a shit load for like $5 to $10 a pop WA State People called Him Rose Man

[@claireleung3641]

when I was at LA I saw a homeless person making those, I thought it was so cool so I bought it. Then I tried making my own, now I can!

[@kenwhite866]

Claire Leung, so glad you found this to be helpful!!! Thanks for checking it out!!!

[@BrVi_7]

You must be a CA local. You sound like my uncle Mark

[@mickiebarker5691]

What is the approximate length of the palm leaf? I don't know what kind of palm to get.

[@kenwhite866]

You can use any length that you have availability to. It will only change the size of the finished product, it will still turn out beautiful no matter what you choose! I have used a variety of different palms and they are all individually different, which makes it even more interesting to see what the end result is. Good luck and I hope this helps you!

[@mickiebarker5691]

@@kenwhite866 thank you so much. I will try them.

[@camerinw.3226]

What kind of palm leaf is this?

[@thalia3961]

Omggg i cant see when its just showing the back of ur hand

[@camstickles7669]

How far down the palm do you go when making the first twist (0:34)

[@kenwhite866]

Depending on the length you have to use, typically leave 4 to 7 inches at bottom as that will be your stem. Good luck!

[@kenwhite866]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nITZi4GKa518adU Palm rose 2 may help more if this video didn’t show enough or describe the process as much as you needed. Good Luck to you all!! 😊 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nITZi4GKa518adU

[@redtail212]

Good job. Thank you.

[@melissamcqueen9322]

What does it stand for?

[@kenwhite866]

Melissa McQueen These signify a caring gesture and when given to someone, is thought to keep them safe from harm. Many also say they represent victory and success as well. Thanks for asking and watching! Best to you!

[@atheistconservative6211]

I paid my rent in Vegas making these

[@yadelledesma1562]

Thank you!!!!!!!

[@kenwhite866]

Miss Ledesma So glad it was helpful to you!!

[@muruganc1740]

Miss Ledesma 🤗