DIY Macrame Tutorial: Continuous Lark's Head Knots|How To Attach Rope To A Ring!

DIY Macrame Tutorial: Continuous Lark’s Head Knots! Please see below for materials and written instructions.

Materials:
- 3mm 3 Ply Rope (Colour: Merlot)

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Hey guys! In my last tutorial I show you how to tie Lark’s Head and Cow Hitch knots with only one end of your rope. Today I am going to expand on that tutorial and show you how to tie continuous Lark’s Head knots around a ring. I am using a 2 inch ring and 5 ft of 3mm 3 ply rope. Let’s get started.

To tie your Lark’s Head Knot bring the end of your cord in front of the ring. Bring it behind the ring and then around the front. Bring the cord under the ring and through the loop.

We will now tie our second Lark’s Head Knot. Bring the cord in front of the ring and then through the loop. I’ll show you one more time.

Continue this process all the way around your ring.

I’m going to show you another method to attach your Lark’s head knots. This method leaves rope in between each Lark’s head knot which will create loops.

Instead of attaching your next Lark’s head knot directly beside the previous knot leave extra rope in between. Repeat that process around your ring. Here’s what the other side looks like.

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