Lark’s Head Knot
This is the knot every beginner learns first. It attaches cords to a dowel, ring, or branch with perfect symmetry. You’ll see it anchoring the top of wall hangings, plant holders, curtains, and countless other pieces.
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Half Knot
Repeat this knot in the same direction and it naturally spirals into a gorgeous twisted texture. It’s everywhere in plant hangers, necklaces, belts, and statement pieces where you want visual interest and dimension.
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Wrap Knot (Gathering Knot)
Bundle multiple cords together beautifully with this knot. It’s perfect for finishing off the top or bottom of hangers and bag handles, creating a neat, elegant look that doubles as decoration.
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Reverse Lark’s Head Knot
This is the mirror image of the standard lark’s head knot, giving you another option for adding visual variety to your designs. Use it to create symmetry or add subtle contrast to your finished work.
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