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🚩More Detailed Lanyard Knot:    • Bosuns Whistle Lanyard Knot How to Tie   This Video Tutorial will show you how to tie, with paracord, a Two Bight Turk's Head to produce a rather decorative knife lanyard or key ring. This is a relatively easy knot to produce and once practised should only take about 15 minutes to produce. ABoK 595 "A Two-Bight Turk’s-Head Lanyard Knot with an odd number of leads. Take a soda-fountain straw, or make yourself a small tube of a tight roll of paper by pasting the edges down. Stick one end of the cord through the tube. Take the long end that is left outside, and wind it in a helix downward at a 45-degree angle, to the right as pictured. When the desired length is reached wind it upward to the right at an equal and opposite angle, all crossings being over. Having crossed the first diagonal near the upper rim of the tube, lead the cord downward again in a third diagonal (being careful not to cross the parallel cord); all crossings up to this point are over. Now turn up at the bottom to make a fourth diagonal, but this time tuck under the first opposing diagonal, over the second, and so alternately to the top, where the last tuck will be under the part that was first turned down." If you really like this video, please share it via the Share button above. Also, please subscribe to get notification of future knotting videos. Constrictor Knot:    • Constrictor Knot How to Tie   SUBSCRIBE:    / @knottingknots   Most Recent Upload: https://goo.gl/k6GgTZ Most Popular Upload: https://goo.gl/5yvXdj Channel Page Link: https://goo.gl/2AEknQ Channel Page with Subscription Pop-Up Link: https://goo.gl/bEm17Q Channel Handle: @KnottingKnots