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Category Archives: Knot Tying
Gaucho Handle Braid
My chair building pace took a toll, I’m just not what I used to be. Once upon a time I could go hard at it with no ill consequences…well, at least no physical consequences, but that is another story. The … Continue reading →
Posted in Gaucho Handle Braid, Knot Tying
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Tagged gaucho, handle wrap, knife handle, tsukamaki
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Stitch in Time Box-Progress 3
After an additional couple of hours I finished all of the lacing on the box. Now I had to tackle the lid. Even with all of my internet searching I wasn’t able to find any details on how these types … Continue reading →
Stitch in Time Box-Progress 2
I last left you with Norwegian Tine. The tine (teen-ah) is a traditional folk box made by steam bending a thin strip of wood into a circular or, most popular, oval form. Much like the Shaker oval boxes that most … Continue reading →
Posted in Design, Knot Tying, Stitched Box
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Tagged boxes, Design, Knot Tying, kolrosing
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Ditty Bag with a Wooden Bottom-Progress 2
Part two of this little project starts with the installation of the rope grommet at the top of the bag. This operation would be difficult if not impossible without the seaming palm. To sew the grommet in place requires the … Continue reading →
Something a Little Different
Coming soon…something a little different. Stay tuned… Greg Merritt
Knots, Drawings and Journaling
The weather has dropped below freezing and decided to stay there all week. So no shop time after work this week. It just takes too long to heat the shop to a reasonable temperature in order to get any work … Continue reading →
Posted in Design, Illustrating, Knot Tying
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Tagged Design, drawing, journaling, Knot Tying
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Solutions Present when You Least Expect
I just completed the first Hillbilly Tansu and I’ve been evaluating all aspects of the project. In truth I’m picking my work apart. Those of us who create or build things tend to be most critical of our own work. … Continue reading →
Hillbilly Tansu Handle Rail
Some, not all, but some, of my intended chest designs will require handles for lifting. I could go the standard route and purchase handles. Where’s the fun in that? So I’ll be creating my own, much along the same lines … Continue reading →
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Tagged Design, Hillbilly Tansu Project, Illustrating, Knot Tying, tansu, Woodworking
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Knotted Pull No. 2
Knotted Pull No. 2 consists of a tack knot with a wall knot neck. The tack knot will give you a more traditional round knob and can be tied with three, four or more strands. Strictly speaking the tack knot … Continue reading →
Posted in Illustrating, Knot Tying
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Tagged knot, Knot Tying, knotted pull, tack knot, wall knot
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Knotted Pull No. 1
As promised here is the instructions for creating knotted pull no.1. This pull consists of four crown knots and one wall knot. So it is just a simple combination of the knots that I have posted about thus far. The … Continue reading →
Posted in Illustrating, Knot Tying
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Tagged crown knot, Illustrating, Knot Tying, wall knot
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