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  • How to Tie a Chinese Knot Button

    A Chinese Ball Button, often called a Chinese Knot, is a useful knot to know. It is often used as a button itself, or as the stopper for a button with a single large hole in the middle (like a...

  • How to Make Chinese Decorative Knots

    Chinese decorative knots add a bit of flare and beauty to any project, whether it is in jewelry, hanging ornaments or clothing. Trying to learn how to make these knots requires a lot of patience...

  • How to Tie Chinese Button Knots

    The use of Chinese button knots, also known as a knife lanyard knots or bosun whistle knots, dates back as early as 960 AD. Traditionally, the art of knot tying was used on clothing and in decor...

  • How to Tie a Chinese Lanyard Knot

    The Chinese lanyard knot is an impressive way to secure a lanyard's loop, which is often charged with holding keys, beads or other items you don't want to escape the cord they are threaded onto....

  • How to Make a Chinese Sliding Knot

    A traditional Chinese sliding knot is great for making sliding, adjustable necklaces. The knot is frequently used in jewelry and button making or as a decorative accent on pillows and clothing....

  • How to Tie a Chinese Cross Knot

    A Chinese cross knot is one of 11 basic knots used in Chinese decorative knot work from which more complex knots are constructed. You can also use it by itself to attach an object on a ring to a...

  • How to Tie a Sliding Chinese Button Knot Necklace

    Knotting is an ancient art form China, and the knots formed with beautiful silk cord have been used for thousands of years for both practical and decorative purposes. These ornamental knots were...

  • How to Tie a Chinese Button Knot Candle Ring

    Chinese knots have a long history and profound cultural significance. The word knot in Chinese means "reunion" and "marriage." Chinese knots are often used to express good wishes, joy and...

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