When you want to know more about the knots I used, click on the picture of the knot and there is an explanation. | |
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The thumb knot or overhand knot.
The knot is well known, its name less. |
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Splice back to a round braid.
Make a braid when you do not have four strands available. Once you know it, it is very useful. |
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Round braid of four strands, the traditional way.
The easiest way to make a round braid. |
![]() | Round braid of four strands, alternative way.
A different way to make the same braid, it seems easy but you get lost very fast. |
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Turks head knot.
To make a small button, a mat or a ring. |
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Three bight, four lead turks head knot.
An elongated button, can be used as animal head. |
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Ocean mat
An elongated mat. Folded over a good head for dangerous animals. |
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Shamrock knot.
A decorative knot, to make three loops, or two loops between other knots. |
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The filling for the wing.
Here you get the filling. Click here for the version in mirror image. |
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Crown knot.
The knot that is at the base of multi strand knot tying. |
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Crown knot reversed.
The version 'against the clock'. |
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Crown knot over two.
A variation, looks like the normal crown knot but can be used in different places. |
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Wall knot.
An other variation on the crown knot, the same knot up side down. |
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Crown knot.
Now with eight ends. |
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Crown knot over three.
With eight ends, over three. |
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Diamond knot.
With four ends, 2 versions. |
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Diamond knot.
With eight ends, over one and under one. |
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Diamond knots.
A different way to make these knots, and a few variations. |
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Petal knot.
A knot that is not well known, here with four ends. |
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Petal knot 'up side down'.
With four ends, worked in a different direction. |
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The star knot.
With four ends. Click here for the version with the smaller drawings. |
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The star knot.
More explanations and versions. Just text. |
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The square knot.
A well known macramé knot. |
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The crossing.
A useful macramé trick. |
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The square knot, turning.
A well known macramé knot, now twisting around. |
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The square knot, turning the other way round.
A well known macramé knot, now twisting the other way. |
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To start the square knots in a point.
A way to start macramé. |
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The half hitch knot.
A simple knot in many versions. |
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The larks head knot.
Often used to start macramé work. |
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The necklace knot.
To close necklaces and bracelets. |
These knots are often also known by other names but these are the names I used. Where I could not find the names, I have made them myself. | |
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©Willeke 2002/2003 |