Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Merry Christmas!

Red and green 1.4mm cord used for the long 4 bight Turk's head knot, over black paracord, attached to a black snap hook with a cat's paw knot at one end, and an S-Biner at the other end, finished with the snake knot.









19 comments:

JWNic said...

VERY nice, the colors are great!
Btw, I've almost got those suspenders done.. I'll shoot you a pic when I finish them up. Thanks for the help and inspirations!
Merry Christmas to you and yours!

Jill said...

Merry Christmas!
Happy New Year!

Erik said...

Merry Christmas and a happy new year! Thanks for all your posts and work, I love the stuff you make and how you inspire others (me) to get into knotting. Keep it up!

Anonymous said...

Merry Christmas and thank you for all your hard work!

Anonymous said...

Merry Christmas, SD! Hope you have a great one.

Capt Rusty Hook said...

your works are amazing Sir
really really amazing
i made a post on my blog on your work.

Home on the Range said...

Merry Christmas and thanks for all you do.

Unknown said...

Merry Christmas!!!! Thanks for posting your hard work/Hobby

Unknown said...

Was traveling yesterday so couldn't send this out till now - Merry Christmas!

Best to you and all your ties,

JD ~ TIAT

Stormdrane said...

Thanks all! I hope everyone had a good Christmas and has a safe & Happy New Year!

Anonymous said...

Merry Christmas. Have been inspired by your work to do some on my own and even traded some of my bracelets/lanyards for a ESEE Izula knife. Thought you might like this knotted sheath drop I just saw http://www.bushcraftusa.com/forum/showthread.php?t=21253

Anonymous said...

I love seeing the project you make. Id like to
Find out if you know of on line tutorials . I have searched
But usually get junk and not what I'm looking for.

Anonymous said...

Would you be willing to sell this? If so how much?

Stormdrane said...

That lanyard was given to a family member at Christmas. I rarely sell my knot work online, to keep from getting burned out on my hobby from all the frequent requests.

I suggest folks get some cord and give knot tying a try themselves.

Previous blog posts link to the 2 bight and 4 bight turks head knot used with this project, and although the turks head knots can be a bit advanced with knot tying, working up to them is well worth the effort.YMMV

steve said...

Great blog, love your work.

Can you recommend where to buy nylon cord like what you have used here?

Thanks,

Steve

Stormdrane said...

@steve, The nylon cord came from 'mowfugger' on ebay, and it's also available from fixmyblinds.com. Both are in my blog's links list.

Steve said...

That's great thanks!!

Jose luis Vazquez said...

Hi SD, excellent work, one question, tried tying the 16l3b turks head, and it went fine, i made some of them already, but i cant get to make them longer, how do you get from that one to the longer ones like this one and the lanyard you made before, thanx

Stormdrane said...

@Jose, For the longer turks head knots, I tie the 2 bight turks head knots, which then can be increased/raised to a 4 bight turks head. The tutorial on KHWW.net is good to follow for learning those.

The 3 bight knot can be increased, but I don't do those any larger than what I've shown. You may find more info on increasing those on the KHWW.net or IGKT.net forums.