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How to Make a Lark's Head Knot

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Make a Lark's Head Knot

Use the lark's head knot in macramé or wherever you need a loose, temporary knot.

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    Difficulty:
    Easy

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    Things You'll Need

    • Cording
    • Posts
    • Wooden Thin Wood Dowels
    • Ropes
    • Support Cords
    • Twine
    • Metal Rings
    1. Reverse Lark's Head Knot

      • 1

        Fold the cord or rope in half.

      • 2

        Place the loop made at the halfway point behind your support (dowel or post or another rope or cord).

      • 3

        Take the loop over and in front of the support.

      • 4

        Place the two cord ends through the loop from front to back and pull to tighten.

      Lark's Head Knot

      • 1

        Fold the cord or rope in half.

      • 2

        Place the loop made at the halfway point in front of your support (dowel or post or another rope or cord).

      • 3

        Take the loop behind and under the support.

      • 4

        Place the two cord ends through the top of the loop and pull to tighten.

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