Raising Turks head knots, Tie bigger knots or wrap handles, with just a few steps to remember

[@Mortalrigger]

Thank you for the cool video. I've had interest in decorative knot tying for a few decades, but your level of understand is impressive.

[@bransonsgeneralstore]

Thank you!

[@jeanafranklin1231]

Yay finally a lesson an ADHD person can follow thankyou i had been getting confused with ither tutorials o finally got it right. I wrapped my broken little hammer handle. 🤗

[@bransonsgeneralstore]

I'm really glad that this helped! Thanks for watching!

[@TheGreatest1974]

Trying and trying. Can’t do it right. I follow everything but by bit but my knot definitely is not like yours. I’m tearing my hair out.

[@HjalleCalibursChannel]

This is perfect, need it for a axe in cosplay! I'm gonna use some faux leather do to me not having real but I think it will work basicly the same! Thanks again!

[@bransonsgeneralstore]

Great! You're welcome!

[@shellback7]

You need to go next to the standing end with your working end to have the same amount of bights on each side.

[@bransonsgeneralstore]

You are correct. Next to or underneath the standing end depending on the leather lace and how I am finishing the knot. Sorry if I was not clear about that in this video.

[@marsford2716]

On my sixth attempt at braiding with the 1/4" lace, it's waaay harder than the 1/2" 😖

[@Fathertyme7333]

Once you move it to the item you want it on, how does one tighten it?

[@bransonsgeneralstore]

Transfer it to where you want it before you trim off the ends of the lace. I start at the beginning (standing strand) and follow the strand using a lacing fid to pull the slack out. Basically just pull a little loop of lace and then pull up the next part of the strand and move the loop around the knot until you get to the other end.

[@Tammy-un3ql]

👍👍👍

[@bransonsgeneralstore]

Thanks for watching!