LOL…
Cotton Covered Wine Bottle
http://i265.photobucket.com/albums/ii204/dewildeman/Knots/KHWW/IMG_0985.jpg
Thump Mat made out of retired climbing rope.
http://i265.photobucket.com/albums/ii204/dewildeman/Knots/KHWW/IMG_0982.jpg
ABOK #2275 out of retired climbing rope, oh, and a pineapple knot on my marlin spike.
http://i265.photobucket.com/albums/ii204/dewildeman/Knots/KHWW/IMG_0980.jpg
At the other extreme, a pair of ear rings tied with .9 mm cord.
http://i265.photobucket.com/albums/ii204/dewildeman/Knots/KHWW/HPIM2085.jpg
Wow, great looking stuff dewildeman! Thanks for sharing.
SS
dewildeman.
I love the bottle. I love the rest of the work also. But the bottle really caught my eye.
B…
Here’s a look at my earrings.
Tatian - Nice work, what cord is that you have used?
Nice earrings Tatian!
I may have to try to make some like that for someone I know.
Did you use any kind of “stiffener agent” to help them keep their shape?
SS
Here’s a little something I did the other night. Using tarred seine I covered the handle end of a letter opener with a serving of the same cord to add some bulk and then added a grafting. Added a 5px3b tripled at the fore and 7px6b doubled aft to cover the ends of the grafting.
SS
dewildeman - I like those matts, they look great. I wonder where a good source for old climbing rope is?
Hi Scott. Looks like you got a two for one… A knife handle and letter opener handle… with one tarred line… Both look great. I like the grafting on the letter opener.
Curt
Wooly Whiskers.
Made this thump mat using 1/2 inch rope 4 pass , making it 15 inches in dia. Also made the bowl from a burl wood stump.
Curt
Wooly Whiskers
http://i915.photobucket.com/albums/ac359/woolywhiskers/Knotted%20Rope%20Matts/thumpmat10.jpg
Wow Curt, a wood worker and a tyer! Like em both!
We share some things for sure!
Might have to have a tool time talk. ![]()
SS
REALLY nice Curt! I like the even loops and gaps on your work - great going!
SR
A few recent creations…
Thorn Branch Sinnet
http://www.fusionknots.com/graphics/gallery/knots/Thorn%20Branch%20Sinnet.jpg
Hole in Your Heart Knot
http://www.fusionknots.com/graphics/gallery/knots/Hole%20in%20Your%20Heart%20Knot.jpg
Paracord Acorn Baskets
http://www.fusionknots.com/graphics/gallery/knots/Parcord%20Acorn%20Baskets.jpg
Fusion Turtle Knot
http://www.fusionknots.com/graphics/gallery/knots/Turtle%20Knot.jpg
Angel Wings
http://www.fusionknots.com/graphics/gallery/knots/Paracord%20Angel%20Wings.jpg
JD ~ TIAT
Hello!
Please Excuse my tardiness in answering your questions. Thank you for your compliments my knots.
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I’m weaving my knots out of the flat cable with two cores. Its cross-section resembles a figure lying eight or dumbbell. I do not know its English name. We call it soutache.
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To preserve the shape of my knots, I apply glue (on the tip of the needle). I usually glue weaving on the outer contour and inner openings my knot.
Forgive me my English.
Tatian
Tatian,
your English works for me, so far. ![]()
Looks like piping that seamstresses use to accentuate their creations.
May I ask what type of glue you use?
SS
JD,
I love those little acorn baskets!
I’ll have to make some for each of my fingertips. Smile
I wonder how one could make the heart shape and have the cord exit on the same side?
SS