AGNES THE RED ART and CRAFT TUTORIALS
UK artist AJLee
Simple Cross Knot
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1. Anchor the middle of the cord at point C and 2. Form B into another loop, pin and run the 3. Bring cord end A up and under the last loop
bring cord end B over, loop back, and run under cord back under A, to the left. then through the first loop at point C.
cord A to the right. Pin the loop to secure.
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4. Bring cord end A back down and through the 5. Start closing the knot by gently pulling cord B
bottom loop. Remove all pins except at point C. to the right, and cord A downwards.
Simple Flat Button Knot
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1. Form a loop in the centre of the cord with 2. Bring cord end B back up into a loop, over 3. Form another loop/figure of eight, back up
end B crossed over A, to the right. Pin cord A. cord A and through the loop. under, and over the relevant cords as shown.
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4. Finish off by bringing cord end B around into 5. Unpin and start adjusting and tightening
it's final loop and up through the loops as the loops carefully.
shown in the above photo.
Bead bracelet incorporating Cross and Flat Button knotwork
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1. Start off with a Cross Knot, Pin to anchor 2. Form your next Cross Knot to anchor the 3. This is one complete section. You now
the top loop and thread bead on cord end A. bead. Follow diagram or instructions above. repeat this until you reach the required length.
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4. The beads here have been threaded 5. Rotate the bracelet and start 6. The completed Flat Button knot is now ready
on alternate cord ends for an working on a double Flat Button Knot to be unpinned and tightened up.
Asymmetrical design. which will be your toggle end fastening.
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7. The complete Double Flat Button Knot. 8. Turn over and trim off excess cord and
either glue or stitch ends to secure in place.
Examples
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