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Learn the Art of Horsehair Hitching
Highest Rated
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89 students

Learn the Art of Horsehair Hitching

Horsehair Hitching
Highest Rated
Created byJoaquin Cartwright
Last updated 2/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Videos will be in length of one minute, to ten minutes. Cost will be of the Horsehair, String, dyes, misc. tools
  • The conception starts with the You. To build the dream of learning, how to hitch horsehair. The completion will be the technique that will be followed.
  • There is a platform called a hitching jig. You will need basic wood tools to make the jig.
  • Project manager role is that if integrator. You need to hear that at the start of a video. You will clearly understand and appreciate the video

Course content

5 sections • 25 lectures • 1h 16m total length

  • Introduction2:00

    Introduction to Horsehair Hitching

  • Were to purchase Horsehair0:31
  • tools and materials you will need0:22

Requirements

  • There are no required skills. for this course. Horsehair is time consuming, so patience is required. A hitching jig is also requireed This will be part of the course. You will need to learn how to mak

Description

From start to finish. You will learn the Art of Horsehair hitching.  You will learn first how to twist horsehair into strands. A strand is called a pull.  A pull consists of eight individual pieces of horsehair.  Since horsehair. thinner at one end, thicker at the other you have to flip them so that when you twist the strand (pull) it will be even.  You will then take these pulls and tie them onto two strings around a wooden dowel, that are attached to a hitching jig.  A hitching jig is the main tool to hitching.   I will show you how to make the jig.  You will then proceed to use open and closed knots.  Turning the wooden dowel as you hitch each pull.  after hitching a inch or two.  You will start to hitch in your design.  At first this will consist of making a diamond pattern.  I will teach more complex designs at the course advances.  You will learn how to make belts, hat bands, inlay for leather.  Part of hitching horsehair involves using leather. Like belt ends for belts, inlay of wallets purses.  You can also make horse bridles, halters.  If you want you can also make the reins for the bridles. 

Who this course is for:

  • This is for people who love to do crafting.

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