Make braided string bracelets with Lark’s head knots

Lark’s head knots are similar to hitches, so

they are not that difficult as you novices

imagine; such kind of knots are not only

easy to handle, but also have a kind of brief

and symmetrical beauty. This tutorial will

help you make braided string bracelets with

these easy-to-learn knots.

Things you need:

Pink nylon thread

Light green nylon thread

Acrylic beads in pink and green colors

Scissors

The instructions here:

Step 1: braid snake knots to make the

top

First, clockwise wrap the upper string around finger

and below string twice and half; the loops are made;

Second, wrap the below string clockwise and thread

below string through loops;

Third, tighten the strings, and the first snake knots are

done; mark this facet as face and opposite facet as

back;

Fourth, turn the back up, draw out the below loop and

repeat the second process.

Fifth, once the length is enough, stop braiding and

make an overhand knot with green strings.

Today I will present you one kind of beautiful and simple string bracelets; this article is going to teach you

how to make braided string bracelets with lark’s head knots.

So far your bracelet is done, and this tutorial has

taught you a good way to make braided string

bracelets. After the tutorial, you will skillfully

make lark’s head knots which can be flexibly used

in various string bracelets.

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Step 2: use lark’s head knots to

braid bracelet

First, wrap right string clockwise around pink

strings twice as photo 1 shows; then tighten

the knot;

Second, symmetrically wrap the left side

string as photo 2 shows; then tighten the

knot;

Repeat this step;

Step 3: end the braided

string bracelet

First, till the length is okay, make a

final knot first, then cross pink strings

through a pink acrylic bead and cross

green strings through a green bead

similarly;

Second, use overhand knots to secure

the beads; finally leave 2cm fringes

and trim off the excess strings.