My lacing
needle case. A paracord guacho knot interweave from a different
project just happened to fit the 'baby soda bottle/preform' that I keep my
lacing needles in, so I've kept that on it. I didn't want to completely cover the case with knot work because I like being able to see the needles inside...
Took out a small lacing needle to use with the spool knit lanyard, for tying a single strand star knot at one end.
The lacing needles are also called stitching fids, in case you're searching for more info on them. They certainly make some knot projects easier, especially with Turk's head knots and variations, monkey's fists, and where ever there's over/under weaving of the cord to be done.
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4 comments:
I watched your single star video and I'd really like one as a lanyard to hang a 50 yen coin on from by birth year. Do you make these for sale? I'd be happy to pay for your time and talent.
Kind regards,
Patrick
I rarely do custom/commission knot work on request to keep from getting burned out on my hobby and instead encourage folks to give knot work a try themselves. For those just looking to buy, there are many among the Facebook knot groups that will take on projects for a price... ;)
I would like to ask about your lanyard. How many pins in the knitting spool, and what size cord. Just watched your tutorial on the star knot. Thank you in advance.
That particular lanyard was done with 1.4mm cord (mini blind string) on a three peg knitting spool.
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