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The HANDS ON! site has two tutorials — slide show and video — for creating the Turks Head Knot, which the site says can “produce a flat knot or a tight ball knot that can be used as decoration on another piece or as a pull or tie for curtains, a bag or a piece of clothing.” You won’t believe how easy this is! See the tutorials.
And many thanks to Machteld of Medieval Silkwork for pointing to this tute.
By Denise Felton
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