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What could be manlier than being an expert on basic knots? Basic knots are different from the camping knots you're used to, and are definitely a step up from the bow knot we use to tie our shoelaces. You never know when knot-tying will come in handy, so find
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Some knot tips for cruisers: Add a well-placed slippery hitch to ensure that your knots come undone when you want them to.
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We’re doing something different today with our Knot of the Week series and taking a look at five knots that you... View Article
The skull is the most sincere face, the exhibition of the naked human, without rags, obviating color and gender, the purest semblance of life.Before drawing live models, students of fine arts have to master the human anatomy, and that is why we find works of skulls of almost all artists.Our Old Skull collection intends to capture this study by conveying the symbolic part that represents the immortal from the mortal. Material: Stainless steel or 925 Sterling silverWeight: 8 grams INSPIRED BY PACKAGING Every order comes with a Kuurth's sphere and an owner's guide. SIZE GUIDE - The ring should fit you comfortably; it should be tight enough not to fall off but loose enough to slide over your knuckle. - Measure the circumference of the finger where you are going to put the ring with a sewing meter, if you do not have a sewing meter you can cut a strip of paper, surround the finger with the strip and make a mark. - Then measure that section of the paper with a ruler or tape measure, the measurement you get is the length. - Measure the finger a couple of times to avoid mistakes. OUR SIZE DIAMETER LENGTH XS 16 MM - 0.629 INCH 50 MM - 1.968 INCH S 17.3 MM - 0.681 INCH 54.34 MM - 2.139 INCH M 18.5 MM - 0.728 INCH 58 MM - 2.283 INCH L 19.7 MM - 0.775 INCH 61.8 MM - 2.433 INCH XL 21 MM - 0.826 INCH 66 MM - 2.598 INCH
Some knot tips for cruisers: Add a well-placed slippery hitch to ensure that your knots come undone when you want them to.
Soft dough knots with a golden crust, cinnamon sugar insides and sweet glaze make for quite the treat!
We've all been there - we need to change color a million times in a crochet pattern, and we can already hear the sighs of yarnies everywhere. Stripes are
Learn 3 easy steps to Cast On without a Slip Knot in this alternative knitting technique that removes the knot at the beginning of your work.
Modeling is a term that drawing borrows from sculpture to signify any graphic strategy that develops the appearance of the third dimension. Varying line width and weight, exploring tonal contrasts,…
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Rustic Woggle: On a recent Cub camp, I suddenly had need of a craft activity to occupy half a dozen kids for twenty minutes.I had a ball of string, my multitool, and a handy patch of woodland, so this is what I came up with: a rustic woggle.It's a fun and simple a…
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Can't get the bullion knot right? Read this post to know which needle you need to use, an alternative (and easier) way to work bullion knot and the possible mistakes you might be making.
Rope is rope. It’s not a fine-tuned machine. Do you really need to worry about how to take care of it?Depends on what kind of rope you’re talking about.
No Knots! I have a few pet peeves about sewing but my biggest one is tying knots. I have that little bitty sense of dread everytime I have to do it - partly because I can't see up close as well as I used to and partly that I like to make several knots and I hate the angst I have over trying to match them up so they're on top of each other. Anyway, here's a nice little technique for handsewing to do away with knots :) #1 double your length of thread/floss and thread the *tails* through the eye of the needle; this leaves a loop at the other end of your thread #2 starting from the back of your fabric, bring the needle up through the fabric to the front side but do not pull all the way through - leave the loop of your thread on the backside #3 push the needle through to the backside, leaving a small space between your original stitch and this new one #4 *this is a picture of the backside* after pulling the thread through from the front put your needle through the loop on the back #5 *this is a picture of the backside* now pull your thread firmly and you are ready to begin stitching! No Tails! One of my other pet peeves? Little thread tails poking up through your work ;) I use this technique on my softies/stuffies/stuffed toys. #1 okay, you've finished sewing up your seams and you've created a knot on the outside of your work #2 with the tail still attached, reinsert your needle as close as possible to your last stitch and then bring your needle up as far as possible from that stitch (basically the length of the needle but you can scrunch your fabric up on the needle so it will go further) #3 it should look something like this #4 now pulling the thread taut, scrunch the fabric up against your last stitch, then snip the thread close to the fabric and let go #5 voila! no peek-a-boo tails! I hope this helps some of you and my directions are clear enough. I'll permalink it in a side column for future reference.
Little french knot sheep. Blogged - incywincytogs.blogspot.com/2008/01/french-knot-sheep.html
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Looking to tie a perfect heart knot? We have a video and image tutorial that will show you just how easy it is to tie a celtic heart knot.
What we like the least as knitters is having to join one yarn ball to another with bothersome knots, which later show on our projects. That’s why in the We…
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