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Sorry about that. I hope I could re-post that part again.

I used 0.8mm cord. It is about the same size as micro cord.

I got those rings from arts supplies shop. You can use any materials you can find. I use steel rings as well.

Thanks-you

Thank-you

Thanks-you, 😊

Try this one first. Once you learnt it, you will like to try more and more.

ABOK 3614 if I remembered it correctly. Such a long time ago.

You can do it!

Will do. I will inform you when video is done.

I have some issue with my eyes. They are still in recovery period. Hopefully can tie and do videos soon.

Always appreciate these kinds of comments. We can all learnt something thru it. Thanks.

I use 2mm cords for most of my projects. It should work on all spherical objects. It depends on the number of part and bight. It is not a globe knot, it will show your pool ball number.

Will try in my future videos. Thanks for you comment.

I simply use whatever on hands to tie. There is no execute not to tie. No need expensive tools or cords. Rich or poor can enjoy knot tying at anytime. 😄

Thanks-you. Try to have more basic short knotting videos done for viewers.

Not on 7 part x 5 bight knot. By using Expansion method 1 ( starting on left hand side of the standing end ), will increase number of parts and bights by 2, only works on Regular Square Knots ( 1 part less than the number of bights or 1 bight less than the number of Parts ), such as 5 Part x 4 Bight or 4 Part x 5 Bight. In your case, 5 Part 3 Bight is not a Square Knot, but a long Turks Head Knot. You will have to tie a 7 Part x 5 Bight Knot instead of expanding it from 5 x 3. Would you like to try to tie a 7 x 5 knot first? or....

@@WeekendKnotter I noticed your video for the 7L5B Sobre knot, but thought the 5L3B expanded would be easier. Guess I’ll just have to learn the pattern as you’ve presented. I did go to the Advanced Grid Maker and was able to create a run list for a 7x5 knot, but I don’t like working from a run list and had to tie it on a pinned mandrel. I can send run list and diagram if you’re interested. Donald

@@djecpamba if you swapped Unders with Overs and Overs with Unders on your standard 7 x 5 run list, you would have a run list for a 7 x 5 Sobre knot. Tying knots without pins is more fun 😁 happy knotting.

Could use a rubber band to keep standing end in place or a constrictor knot. Otherwise, use mandrel with pins. With simple Turks Head with less leads, just mandrel will do.

@@WeekendKnotter I’ve always used an elastic band to secure my standing end. His problem, as with most of us just starting out, is that he hasn’t learned to hold the leads in place as he works through the knot. It’s something he can learn so long as he keeps at it. I suggested your videos so he had examples to learn from. Donald

@@djecpamba just use his index finger as mandrel. Do a 5 x 4 Turks Head Knot on finger, it is suitable for most beginners. Next, double it to create a Scout woggle. After that, he can try to use expansion / enlargement method 1 to bump up to 7 x 6 then 9 x 8 Turks Head Knots. That should keep him busy for a while.

I am sorry I can not remember where I got the pattern or idea from, since it has been some time ago. When I come across the material again, I will let you know.

Thank your for your kind comments. Will try to create more useful knotting videos.

12 facets means 12 surface spaces on the globe knot. If you cut the globe knot in half, there are 6 facets on each half globe.

Those are 12 part x 12 bight Pineapple Knot Type 1. The base knot is a 7 part x 6 bight Casa Knot in blue colour cord and interweaved with a 5 part x 6 bight Casa Knot in golden brown colour cord.

@@WeekendKnotter thanks for the reply I will try to tie them

Will try, but heavy workload at the moment. I will try later.

Yes, lets do some.

@@WeekendKnotter I like Erik Hess style.

Thank-you for your support. I will certainly post more videos when I have some spare time.

Have you got a sample of blackjack for me to see? They can be any shape and size.

You could have a look at Paracord Guild channel as well. Mac has two very good videos on "Black Jack.