Showing posts with label turks head knot bracelet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label turks head knot bracelet. Show all posts
November 5, 2013

ombré rope bracelets trend spring 2014 fashion colors 3129

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 Cayenne red - a dash of spicy heat three part design made from ecru cotton braid (faded effect) hand dip-dyed -  this is the tangent...
October 14, 2012

rainbow rope bracelets

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A rainbow of colors hand dyed in 100% cotton cord and made into super cool rope bracelets. This batch is a size "small" made t...
July 25, 2012

by the sea

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 Here's a view of the lower east passage of Naragansett Bay. In the distance is Rams Head part of Aquidneck Island where the famous r...
June 26, 2012

muted colors collection on Etsy

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Here's a fun collection of goodies muted colors put up by Andy an artist designer and owner of Andys House where you can find mode...
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June 14, 2012

blue and green BASIC rope bracelets 2062

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BASIC bracelets are the collection of simple five part turks head knot rope bracelets that you can actually adjust to make a custom fit ...
January 28, 2010

Modern nautical rope bracelet, how to adjust for your perfect fit - illustrated guide

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This article describes how to "work up" the modern nautical rope bracelet from a large size to a smaller size for a custom f...
January 2, 2010

matched pair of white nylon turks head weave bracelets 422

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A matched pair of soft and silky nylon turks head weave bracelets in bright white with loose ends so you can adjust them to your perfect ...
December 4, 2009

Nine part turks head knot rope bracelet with white and grey cable cord

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The combination of natural white and grey cords creates a dramatic pattern in this nine part design. The cable cord adds a texture which...
September 30, 2009

Part 7: Finished 5 part by 29 bight by 2 strand Herringbone weave bracelet

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<-- part 6 7.1 The finished bracelet worked up to an even tension. 7.2 The loose ends have been left in place. ...
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Part 6: Working up the complete knot

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<--part 5 6.1 The knot has been removed from the tube and most of the big loops have been worked out. This process is the same as ill...

Part 5: Working to the ends of the cord

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<--part 4 5.1 Follow the original lead around the tube until you run out of slack. 5.2 When that happens, reverse the tube placi...