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Posted: Thu 19. Dec 2019, 03:34
by Ron May
Rachel, this is amazing.
Your plaiting and designs have certainly gained power with every new whip you make.
You're going to have to put some lead window weights on it when you set it down, because this whip is going to want to crack itself.
I know of someone living in the north east part of England and a guy with a southern Texas drawl that would love to crack this one.
A slow graceful whip that cracks with ease is like a work of art and this whip will live up to that for sure.
Ron
Posted: Thu 19. Dec 2019, 04:20
by Jyri Haveri
Beatiful whip Rachel!
Posted: Thu 19. Dec 2019, 04:35
by Mark Elliott
Sweet!
Posted: Thu 19. Dec 2019, 07:21
by Rachel McCollough
Thank y’all very much. Ron, wouldn’t it be cool to every one meet up and get to try out our favorite Whips.
Posted: Thu 19. Dec 2019, 08:00
by Julia De Jong
Wow Rachel, I find it absolutely mind-blowing how straight your plaiting is. And overall it looks just wonderful. Thanks for sharing!
Posted: Thu 19. Dec 2019, 08:21
by Robert Gage
Rachel, that's absolutely gorgeous. I'm salivating!

Posted: Thu 19. Dec 2019, 14:16
by Ron May
Rachel, that would be very cool indeed.
Ron
Posted: Thu 19. Dec 2019, 20:23
by Scott A. Cary
I love this!
Posted: Thu 19. Dec 2019, 23:53
by Rachel McCollough
Mr. Robert, I’m pretty excited to finish it and hear it crack, and really look forward to seeing the heel treatment and how it’ll all come together.
Thank you
Thanks, Scott!
Julia, thank you very much! I always try to show things how they are (like the picture where you can see a small twist at the heel, although it will be covered), and not only how I would like them to be.
Posted: Fri 20. Dec 2019, 13:48
by Flemming Bo Christiansen
Rachel - I thought that you had specialized in your style of paracord plaiting. This whip looks "awful" fine
Some day we must have a conversation on how you build them

Posted: Fri 3. Jan 2020, 19:48
by Rachel McCollough
Flemming, thank you! I’m still learning in both nylon and roohide, and I sure do like both!
Here is an update on this whip. I’ve been gone to work at my other job quite a lot, but still making some progress!
These are the foundation knots, not the finished knots...

This is the fall hitch, mine are a little different...

Scrimshaw heel antler burr:

Posted: Fri 3. Jan 2020, 20:29
by Ron May
Beautiful Rachel.
Ron
Posted: Sat 4. Jan 2020, 19:17
by Jyri Haveri
Beatiful work Rachel! Clever use of the antler.
Posted: Sun 5. Jan 2020, 03:41
by Scott A. Cary
Jyri's right - the antler is a nice touch. Well done!
Posted: Mon 20. Jan 2020, 22:57
by Rachel McCollough
Thanks!
Knot Time...

Posted: Tue 21. Jan 2020, 00:42
by Ron May
It's looking very good Rachel.
Ron
Posted: Sat 25. Jan 2020, 23:08
by Andrew Van Werkhoven
Looking good Rachel, I like the Antler use.
Posted: Sun 26. Jan 2020, 19:47
by Julia De Jong
The antler fits in there perfectly. Wow!
Posted: Tue 18. Feb 2020, 19:15
by Rachel McCollough
After many fits...

Posted: Tue 18. Feb 2020, 19:16
by Ron May
That looks great Rachel.
It fits perfectly.
Ron