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Never mind! Believe it or not, I have never tied a square knot before and didn't know what one looked like. I've got it now. It's a wonder I ever learned how to tie my own shoes---thank goodness for buckles!
Never mind! Believe it or not, I have never tied a square knot before and didn't know what one looked like. I've got it now. It's a wonder I ever learned how to tie my own shoes---thank goodness for buckles!
Yes, that is a simple square knot, remember this little poem to make it easier
Right over left, left over right, makes a knot that's sturdy and tight ;)
There is a super easy knot that is called a Sailors Knot or Carrick Bend. It is more showy and nautical looking, very beautiful and even better, it is super easy! You can see it on the tri-shutter card I made for my dad, and there are links to an animation of the knot in the post also: http://savvy-sisters-studio.blogspot...tter-card.html
I used two strands held together as one, which makes it really neat looking!
There is a super easy knot that is called a Sailors Knot or Carrick Bend. It is more showy and nautical looking, very beautiful and even better, it is super easy! You can see it on the tri-shutter card I made for my dad, and there are links to an animation of the knot in the post also: Savvy Sisters Studio: For My Favorite Dad - A Tri-Shutter Card!
I used two strands held together as one, which makes it really neat looking!
__________________ "God designed the human machine to run on Himself. HE Himself is the fuel our spirits were designed to burn..." C.S. Lewis, Mere Christianity
Nautical Knot
