Posted: 12/25/2008 7:37:10 PM EDT
|
I do the following and am wanting to learn more styles
Square Alternating snake King Cobra Turks head Monkey Fist etc.... I make bracelets, lanyards, key chains, fobs who else has picked up this hobby? Check this link for examples of other people work not mine... what other kind of knots weaving do you know? |
|
Quoted:
Quoted:
Cool. Just like the stuff women do. Even though it seems you are just messing with him, I laughed my ass when I read it. OP: That's pretty damn cool. Now make me some cool shit (I like the pull cords for zippered stuff) and send it to me for evaluation  maybe after I get csught up on requests from the wifes family I will get time to send you something 
|
|
That dude is super tiny
|
|
The secret weapon of the hobbits in LOTR. |
|
Quoted:
So no one else here on arfcom does this? http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=10&f=17&t=609708 
Fobs and such can be useful as well as a method of keeping spare paracord handy, but Im a lazy bastard so I just keep a spool in the truck and in my packs. why not knit yourself something really useful like a paracord banana hammock or vest or something? |
|
Quoted:
neat stuff, and I bet that monkey fist would hurt upside the head.. Ya you guys make cute little knots and braids, can you knit a sweater? A monkey fist in Alaska precedes the tie line and consists of a center usually of steel. If you walk out the galley door and take one to the mouth during a tie up, you will remember it for the rest of your life.
|
|
Quoted:
Quoted:
neat stuff, and I bet that monkey fist would hurt upside the head.. Ya you guys make cute little knots and braids, can you knit a sweater? A monkey fist in Alaska precedes the tie line and consists of a center usually of steel. If you walk out the galley door and take one to the mouth during a tie up, you will remember it for the rest of your life. all mine have a steel center to keep the shape |