This is called a Turkshead knot. It takes a lot of rope and a bit of time to put it together the first time. This was my second attempt. I put some of Debbie's beachstones in the centre.
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A man of many talents, applaud your patience you old sea dog you. And then used it for n appealing photo.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely piece of art. It looks great with the stones, too.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful. The stones were a nice addition to the composition.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool way to use your knot - hate to see all that work go to waste! Very nice, John!
ReplyDeleteI'm so impressed that you can do that. Neat photo and great talent.
ReplyDeleteThat looks terrific! I'd like to learn how to do that...
ReplyDeleteVery nice John. Manipulating rope like that is not easy.
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