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Bring back the Boy Scout days with this tutorial on knots. Learn how to fasten a tie or make a trick knot for play time. Experts share their advice about tying all kinds of knots in our guide to knots.
This knot will never slip and can always be untied. Read More
Fool your audience with this easy rope trick. Read More
An overhead knot gives you a knot with two loops on one side and four free strands on the other. Read More
Cooperation and a mutual mild loss of dignity will help turn four strangers into friends in this simple party game. Read More
If you would like to earn your bragging rights and tie cherry stems into knots with your tongue, you must practice this ancient art. Follow these steps and you'll soon be Read More
These dot-like stitches add not only color, but a raised texture to accent an embroidery design. Read More
An overhead knot gives you a knot with two loops on one side and four free strands on the other. Read More
This knot will never slip and can always be untied. Read More
Ascots invoke images of old Hollywood and a royal day at the races. This hybrid of a tie and scarf is a rare sight these days, one that will surely bring attention to the Read More
Boaters, hunters and climbers depend on their knowledge of knots to secure their equipment and themselves. There are so many useful knots out there it would be hard to list Read More
Also known as a reef knot, the square knot is secure and easy to untie. Get out a piece of rope and start practicing the techniques down below and you should have it down Read More
A reef knot is used by sailors, boy scouts and macramé crafts people. The reef knot can be used when securing things and, thanks to its elegant shape and decoration. Read More
This knot is used to tie something in to the middle of the rope with the potential to bear weight in two directions as in when tying in the middleman in glacier travel or Read More
How to tie the basic "Windsor Knot" Read More
There are many ways to tie a tie, some are more complicated than others. This article will provide instructions on how to tie a Windsor knot, one of the most common tie Read More
Ascots invoke images of old Hollywood and a royal day at the races. This hybrid of a tie and scarf is a rare sight these days, one that will surely bring attention to the Read More
This knot is fast and easy to tie and untie and is best used for fastening a rope to an object such as a post. Read More
This is an adjustable knot that's great for temporary uses such as mooring. Read More
Fold a napkin into a love knot in this free napkin folding techniques video. Read More
Shoelace knots are one of life's little inconveniences. Although frustrating, most shoelace knots can be untied with a little patience. So take a deep breath, have a seat Read More
Boaters, hunters and climbers depend on their knowledge of knots to secure their equipment and themselves. There are so many useful knots out there it would be hard to list Read More
A colorful silk scarf adds chic sophistication to a business suit and subtle elegance to a casual outfit. The turtleneck knot will keep your neck warm as it keeps you in style. Read More
The arbor knot is one of the easiest to tie and supremely useful when it comes to fishing. If you need to attach your line around the reel spool, then the arbor knot is Read More
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