Weaving A Mat In the Field.wmv

[@busycando]

Now that is what i am talking about !!! thanks for the education, will have to give this a try on my next trip out. Keep on bushcrafting. Greg.

[@mogges1]

Great video.I have seen this in book.and I made a small one to practice with.But what caught my attention was using that to make shelter walls

[@erinowl4407]

AMAZING instructional video. Thank you so much for sharing this. So many applications and adaptations are available with this information. Greatly appreciated.

[@OKBushcraft]

Good vid, thanks for sharing! I have stripped the green leaves off and double reversed twisted them into a nice quick long rope, good to tie down something that does not need high strength.

[@MrCableguyken]

Great Job Brother!! I bet the tarred bank line would be great for that...it has some grip to it...and you could break it down to the 3 separate strands so your using less resource, and still have plenty of strength.

[@mooseyou2]

nice instructional video thanks

[@teddytarp]

Keep in mind that this is an extremely invasive plant. Once established you will find it impossible to get rid of and it will completely ring a lake. It produces an acid at its tip as it grows and will literally grow up through 6 inches of asphalt. Beyond that, it makes a good mat.

[@cowboy477989]

@MrCableguyken Yes it would work. But I forgot to bring it with me. So I used what I had.

[@mogges1]

How can single person work a loom

[@banq0o]

respect! 8-)

[@rebeccaperson8581]

a tassel

[@lornaeaton1896]

An interesting and informative video but PLEASE stop saying "... go ahead ..." - it's a "verbal tic" and is distracting (and annoying).