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