When I want to create moving arms and legs for my amigurumi, I use what I call the “Yarn Through Method.” The “Yarn Through Method” is exactly how it sounds. When you fasten off, you will leave a much longer tail than usual. Then using a very long, very sharp needle, you go through the...
How to tie a knot in thread using a quilters knot video tutorial and photo tutorial! (Hi! Want more sewing how to tutorials just like this? Then don’t forget to check out my other sewing how to tutorials or my free easy sewing projects!) This tutorial will be showing you how to tie a knot […]
We’re going to cover ten knots with directions and photos, starting with some basics and progressing towards the complex.
One of the simplest and most inexpensive ways of starting out on your jewellery-making journey is to make stretch bracelets.
Whether you're camping, sailing or puttering around the shop, knowing how to tie a few basic knots is a good skill to have.
Whether you're camping, sailing or puttering around the shop, knowing how to tie a few basic knots is a good skill to have.
Stretch Magic cord is elastic often used for making DIY bracelets and necklaces because it stretches to fit easily. With this guide, learn how to tie Stretch Magic.
One of the simplest and most inexpensive ways of starting out on your jewellery-making journey is to make stretch bracelets.
This strong clean loop has the standing end of the line coming out of it in a straight line. Also known as the Angler’s loop as referred to in The Ashley Book of Knots, it is one of the easiest fly fishing knots to create a small loop at the end of a tippet or […]
Knots, hitches and bends. They all sound like a lot of mumbo-jumbo. If you ever wanted to learn knot-tying, here is a great basic tutorial.
My daughter just figured out how to tie knots! It's so exciting when your child learns a new skill right before your eyes. She had been tryi...
How to tie a knot in thread using a quilters knot video tutorial and photo tutorial! (Hi! Want more sewing how to tutorials just like this? Then don’t forget to check out my other sewing how to tutorials or my free easy sewing projects!) This tutorial will be showing you how to tie a knot […]
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Hangman’s knot definition, history, description, how to tie a hangman's noose step by step easy explanation instructions with pictures, video guide, image
Every tee can be a cropped tee if you put your mind to it.
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These knot tying games are great to teach kiddos how to tie knots. Use them for Cub Scout den & pack meetings as well as gathering activities.
Beginner's jewellery making project - string a Kashmiri bead bracelet on Stretch Magic beading elastic and learn how to tie a secure knot.
Do you know how to tie a square knot or flat knot? Feeling frustrated with these craft ribbons? Let me show you the easy way to make these.
Read our #1 guide to learn how to tie the top 6 best tie knots to add more to your arsenal for every different shirt collars and occasion.
Learn how to tie a barrel sliding knot! A perfect adjustable knot for both bracelets and necklaces, this is a chunkier version of the simple sliding knot.
A neckerchief can add colour and interest to your Spring outfit in many ways.
How to tie a sliding knot in a leather cord bracelet. This knot eliminates the need for a clasp and it's adjustable so that it is easy to put on yourself.
Not all homeschool learning needs to be done indoors. Outdoor survival skills are important, too, and some children find them particularly exciting!
This month's Toad-Spo is inspired by my wedding colors! We're tying the knot at a summer camp, and the theme is reminiscent of a Wes Anderson film. I believe these colors capture the essence of early fall, reflect our personalities, and align perfectly with the adventurous spirit of the entire wedding weekend. Naturally, I couldn't resist creating some quilty palettes inspired by this theme because I'm absolutely obsessed with it!
Learn how to tie four must-know knots essential to macramé.
Types of Boating Knots According To Their Uses There are so many of us who like boating as a sport. The mist of water against your face gives a feeling of freshness and wipes away stress. There are others who need to boat for transporting goods and communicating. Whatever be the reason, if you are heading out for it, it is important for you to know some basic knots as boating requires you to work with ropes. Boating Knots To Tie a Boat to a Floating Dock, Static Dock, Cleat or Boat Lift & For Securing Loads Cleat hitch Clove hitch Round turn and two half hitches Other useful knots Scaffold knot Running bowline Trucker’s hitch For Temporary Mooring Bowline knot Clove hitch To Secure an Anchor to A Boat Anchor hitch Other useful knots Tensionless hitch For Tying A Dock Line to A Piling Clove hitch For Reefing Sails Square knot For Securing the Oars Together & Lashing them to the Rails of a Boat Handcuff knot For Hanging Fenders Clove hitch Round turn and two half hitches As Safety (Stopper) Knots Figure 8 knot For Joining Two Ropes Together Sheet bend Double sheet bend Carrick bend Other useful knots Fisherman’s knot Double fisherman’s knot To Bind the Frayed End of a Rope So That It Doesn’t Unravel Constrictor knot Other useful knots Double constrictor knot Slipped constrictor knot For Isolating Worn Out Sections of Ropes Bowline on a bight Butterfly knot For Rescue by Bringing Two Boats Together Monkey’s fist
You’ve probably seen it: knotted patterns that cascade down in a swath of nubby textures. But what is macramé and where did it come from?
