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LOLLLDjDhol-E said:munda pure yaanki lagdah
;Dkinnell said:Jasraj, you are my favorite BTF member.
sweeeet! thanks rampur!rampur209 said:i got u meistro here are the linksMeistro said:rampur209 said:u should tie a regular paag like grewal or nikku and make a video and post it it will help alot of people like me haahha
Ive been trying to find the same thing haha
part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcHlj2H3DQU
part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4O-WZjPhuI
- Raja - said:sickkk pagh..post the bindrakhia track aswell![]()
+1Jasmeet said:not that hard to tie it on yourself, it just takes practice and the ability to break down a video.![]()
Re-quoting myself from another thread:jasraj93 said:+1Jasmeet said:not that hard to tie it on yourself, it just takes practice and the ability to break down a video.![]()
and ill try to make some vids at masti n stuff
and heres some links
Pagg Tieing - Front Turla
Pug Tieing Front Turla
Ravinder Ranguwal Tying A Front Turla Pagh
learn to tie bahngra turban .3gp
Let's see it happen! woohoo!rajkaran said:I see what everyone is saying and I've def. been in the position of tying for other teams too (I've also had to say "no" to some teams too).
I think one of the main problems is that though there are a few good videos out there, most of them require some sort of background in pagh tying (making pooni properly, the particular thumb folds when tying each larh, the whole process of making proper maava, etc.). I think if one person made a nice, multi-step, easy to follow/see video in ENGLISH starting with making the maava and finishing with tucking in the turla, you'd have more people who'd be willing to learn themselves. This video would have to be very slow, instructional, and zoom in on particular problem areas when tying a pagh...and it would be nice if it would address certain problem solving issues when tying (for example, what to do if the turla is over-starched?). Granted, actual practice does make perfect, but having this sort of video as a resource would make people feel more confident in their abilities of tying. The problem is who out of the community (who can tie paghs well enough) is willing to put in the time to do this? I would if I tied paghs as well as other teams![]()
Any takers? hahaha
Edit: The video should also include REASONS for each step. Why am I making this larh thicker and tighter than the others? Why am I leaving this much material leftover? So on and so forth...That way people are actually learning and not just regurgitating steps. Hmmmm...I'd imagine having this sort of video would also increase the respect for paghs during performance and have people realize it's not just a "hat" that you dance with. Once people know how to tie paghs well, you can almost guarantee that pagh incidents will happen less on stage...or so one can hope?
Ah, nevermind. Here: http://bhangrateamsforum.com/discuss/help-and-how-to/how-to-make-phuldonut-on-pagh/msg140689/#msg140689rajiv0224 said:what is the technique for making the little donut thing (IDK the exact term) that is near the ear?