الفن المكرامي الدرس 133شرح بالصور عقدة Woven Triangles

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Triangular Knot                  Longhorn Knot

Description: These two Woven Triangles feature the weaving common to all Celtic knots. Both can be used as a focal point for a Macrame bracelet or choker design.  The Triangular knot features three sides that are fairly straight, and has rounded angles. The Longhorn Knot has wider profile and sharper angles. Make sure you know the difference between a loop, which is circular, and a bight, which made by folding the cord. The material used in the examples is Paracord, which needs to be prepared and finished by melting the tips with a flame.

I found these two woven triangles on the website called Fusion Knots, designs by J. D. Lenzen. Be sure to visit his website, by clicking on the image. His knot library contains tutorials for a variety of very unique and appealing designs. You can also find information about his new book.

Triangular Knot

Important:  The key to making both woven triangles is to keep track of the ends, so you don't confuse them. I recommend you label the two ends with different colored tape.

Step 1:  Cut one cord, 60 inches long, to practice the Triangular knot. Make loop 1 in the center of the cord, crossing the left half over the right.

Step 2:  Make loop 2 with the left half of the cord, (now on the right).  Rotate counter-clockwise, passing the end over to make the crossing point. Make loop 3 with the right half of the cord, in a clockwise direction. Pass the end under to form the crossing point. Cross the ends right over left, below the loops.

Step 3:  Bring the left end up, passing over the middle of Loop 3. Secure it to your board, since you won't be using it again.

Step 4:  Move the right end under loops 2 and 1, as you bring it to the upper left.

Step 5: Weave the right end through Loop 3, on the left. Pass under - over - under the three segments.

Step 6:  Move the right end in a clockwise direction, passing over the left end. Move it under the segment of the cord resting  between loops 1 and 3. Weave it through loop 1, over - under - over the three segments.

Step 7: Pass the right end under the segment between loops 1 and 2. Weave it through loop 2, over - under - over the three segments.

It's important to tighten and adjust both woven triangles on this page slowly, until they are the shape and size you want.  The loops form the three points, with loop 1 at the bottom.

Longhorn Knot

The Longhorn Knot is the most unique of the two woven triangles on this page.  Pay close attention to the placement of the bights and ends.  Cut one cord, at least 60 inches long.  Place different types of tape on the two ends, to tell them apart.

Step 1: Make a loop at the center of the cord, crossing left over right.  Turn the loop sideways, so the curved portion (crook) is on the right, with the crossing point on the left.

Step 2:  Rotate the left end counter-clockwise. Pass it through the loop under - over (from below). Adjust the loop so it's the same size as the first.

Step 3: Fold the the right end to form bight 1, on the upper left. Bring it straight down, passing it through the loop on the left, under - over (from below). Secure the bight to your board.

Fold the left end to make bight 2, on the upper right. Bring it straight down, passing it through the loop on the right, over - under (from the top). Secure it to your board.

Step 4:  Fold the right end to form bight 3 at the lower left. Pass it through the loop on the left, and bight 1, under - over - under (towards the top).

Move the left end clockwise, passing through bight 3 from the top (over - under). Weave the end through the right loop and bight 2, over - under - over the three segments.

Step 5: Pull on the bights 1 and 2 at the top, to make them larger. Bights 3 and 4 will become a bit tighter.

Step 6:  Move the left end closer to bight 1. Flip the top portion of bight 2 over the bottom, to form a loop.

Pass the left end through the loop you just made, under - over (from below).

Step 7: Move the right end closer to the center. Flip the lower portion of bight 1 over the top, to form a loop.

Pass the right end through the new loop from the top, which is over - under.

Step 8:  Woven triangles need to be tightened a little at a time, keeping the cord flat. The goal for this design is  to form a wide triangular shape, with bights 3 and 4 at the bottom.

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