Thank you for this video! I have a question; what should I do if I’m currently working on a medium sized piece but now 1 rope is somehow significantly shorter than all the other to the point that I can’t work with it anymore, but my project isn’t done.. what can I do? Thanks♥️
Very nice knot. I wish you had used 2 different colors. I get mixed up on which ropes are the center and which ones cross because after the knot is tied there seem to be 2 ropes in front and 2 ropes behind. Is it always the same 2 ropes that cross over (the ones that started in the outside), or do they alternate?
It’s always the same two ropes that cross over. I have another tutorial with a slight variation to this knot called the Oat Spike Knot that is done with two colors. You might find it helpful. 😊
For the working cord, I would probably take 9x the length of the finished project. And the second cord about 6x the finished length. The working cord is the one that starts in the middle and curls up to form the knots. The holding cord is the one that starts on the outer sides and crosses over itself to form the two loops. Hope this helps! 😊
I would love to see a plant hanger tutorial using this knot. 😊
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I love the look of this one so much. You’re truly the BEST teacher I’ve come across on TH-cam. Thank you! ♥️LC
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Love this! All ready thinking of ideas on how to incorporate into my pieces!
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Thank you for this video!
I have a question; what should I do if I’m currently working on a medium sized piece but now 1 rope is somehow significantly shorter than all the other to the point that I can’t work with it anymore, but my project isn’t done.. what can I do?
Thanks♥️
😍👏 thank you!!
Very nice knot. I wish you had used 2 different colors. I get mixed up on which ropes are the center and which ones cross because after the knot is tied there seem to be 2 ropes in front and 2 ropes behind. Is it always the same 2 ropes that cross over (the ones that started in the outside), or do they alternate?
It’s always the same two ropes that cross over. I have another tutorial with a slight variation to this knot called the Oat Spike Knot that is done with two colors. You might find it helpful. 😊
Thank you very much. Appreciate the quick response.
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to estimate cord lengths, would this knot take 4 - 5 times the length of the finished project?
For the working cord, I would probably take 9x the length of the finished project. And the second cord about 6x the finished length.
The working cord is the one that starts in the middle and curls up to form the knots. The holding cord is the one that starts on the outer sides and crosses over itself to form the two loops.
Hope this helps! 😊
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