How to Tie the Caterpillar Sinnet by TIAT

[dramagirly678]

one hand is tanner than the other... O.o

[Thunderkobs08]

that is a hand crocheting

[sorcierenblk3000]

Nice technique but I'll stick to the crochet hook for this one:)

[MPSecare]

I just picked up my first 500' of cord and this was the first rope/knot I tied!

very easy once you get the tricks down!

thanks man!

[MsxxFluffyxxKitty]

*Video shows to finished bracelet* Me:*run to my room and find string..*

[4hekk]

would u be able to make this with shoelaces?

[lovevampier65]

@4hekk yea thats what i used

[shoopdawoop3]

dude holy crap thank you so much these videos are so good and you have boards of canada

[Mercedes89beaver]

his look snice and mine looks so ugly! i guess its bcuz of the string im using....

[cfergie42]

This is something like finger crochet....this I can relate to. Thanx!

[theanimalhouse101]

That is so surprisingly easily but looks extremely hard soooo cool!

[XxbananaxX1000]

That's finger knitting?

[snapplelemongirl]

this is crochet with your fingers..... duh



[haiha61089]

0:45 -> is it just me or each of your hands belongs to a different race? O_o

[TamarvelousInc]

@haiha61089 they are different colors....

[DreamsCatcher101]

I have been doing this for years and never knew what it was called. Thanks :)

[TheBusterFamily]

It's also a crochet chain...without using a crochet hook. It looks much prettier with rope :-)

[kj40000]

which knot is best for shortening a lengthe of rope this 1, the spinal sinnet, or the military bugle. thx

[TyingItAllTogether]

@kj40000 - For easy of tie and use, I'd say this one.

[kciwsjmada]

scissors

[jagrabinski]

thank you for the upload!

[FTWMikeDero]

i think i could make miles and miles of this a day if i wanted to. i use this to keep lengths of rope in a nice tight bundle. its easy and very fast to make when you get the hang of it. it also unravels easily when you need to use it.

[DAILEYericCaryUSA]

Very well made demo. Thanks.

[larkinslove]

Great video!! Thanks~:)

[larkinslove]

Great video!! Thanks~:)

[emma27dave]

I've been watching your videos for over an hour, you've tought me alot. Take a look at my ebay shop it's emma22bob, I'm sure you can give me some suggestions.

[FraggerRem]

@Devildogsrule101st yes. I've done it with quite a bit of rope. Just Keeps going and going and going. Let me know if you find a good use for 50' of caterpillar sinnet.

[FraggerRem]

Ahhh, the ever-useless "daisy-chain" as it is called in my area. Nobody can find a useful purpose for it in my town.

[KurNorock]

@FraggerRem - Makes a great way to store very long lengths of extension cord or rope. Won't tangle and is very easy to unravel. I store all of my electrical cords, christmas lights, tow straps and tie down straps this way. Useless it is not.

[mikenco]

@FraggerRem Look what is hanging under the snare drums of the Royal Marine Band (and other military bands). That is the only place I see it used to any practical effect.

[devildogsrule101st]

i have a question would this be Capable with a rope bigger than 50ft

[SignoroIncognito]

Dear Sir,

I love your videos. I have learnt so much knotting- I can actually begin to comprehend (some) of ABOK that's the Knotter's bible to non-knot geeks- Ashley's Book of Knots).

Thank-you very much for your help. PS- when is the book coming out?

[nate96atcoxdotnet]

How do you tie it on ur wrist, how much of that rope do you need, what is that material called

[QuantumSalad]

thats the one, thanks dude, now i wont hav to try and explain it everytime

[tekknorat]

Nice, simple and easy.

[virtualnoodles]

this is what crotcheting is

[b321s]

Yes, this is the chain stitch in crochet. I've just followed this video, I've never crochet'd without a needle before! Cool.

[mimi05barretto]

thats what im talking about!

[cleopatragr1]

thnx. plz give us more knots to use in jewelry making.

[CLD1970]

Awesome! Might try and make a rifle sling with that knot. 5*

[textkestrel]

What's the name of the music track?

[TyingItAllTogether]

Boards of Canada - Kid For Today

[BlacktalonKevlar]

cool

[BARSKILICOUS]

i swear to god this is called the "chain knot"

[TyingItAllTogether]

It's also called...

...a Chain Sinnet, Chain Sennit, Chain shortening, Chain Stitch, Chain Braid, Crochet Stitch, Daisy Chain, Caterpillar Sinnet (my personal favorite), Monkey Braid, Single Trumpet Cord, and Single Bugle Cord...

...and the list goes on.

[xCezium137x]

@TyingItAllTogether i use this knot on long ropes so they dont get tangled... if u pull the very end it will come undone very easy, just pull :)

[halolord01]

i love this one, i have ben ting it for years, it is so fast simple and cool. I made a necklace out of it =D

[anangelsevil]

its allso basicly crochet from the look of it.

[Khamomil]

The correct word is not "sinnet" it's SENNIT.

[TyingItAllTogether]

Look it up... It's spelled both ways.

Still, both Geoffrey Budworth (co-founder of the International Guild of Knot Tiers and author of over 42 books) and Clifford Ashley (seminal author of ABOK) spell it "sinnet, so I do too.

JD ~ TIAT

[TyingItAllTogether]

Technically...

A "sennit" is a kind of cordage made by plaiting thinner strands of rope or grass.

While a "sinnet" is a method of shortening a rope or other cable while in use or for storage.

JD ~ TIAT

[cyniraholt]

hahaha.. that's right you tell it, I'm so proud of you.. another GREAT VIDEO.. brightest blessings~

[democ]

very cool!! great video! I have been looking for a good video on this knot. i think another name I've heard for this knot is a daisy chain. it also can come unraveled easily if you need it to. thanks *****