I suspect that if I grab some white nylon, it'll be easier to see what I'm doing than with this black-with-blue-patches 3/8 that I'm using now. Great vid!
It's so beautiful it's almost spiritual, thank you for sharing. I'm making things for my husband this year so I thought I could make him a whole bunch of different celtic knots since he really loves them.
Okay, 20 minutes ago I posted I'd try it, and I have succeeded. I see the problem people run into! It's just like those games you play as a kid, where you follow the kite strings to see who owns which kite, in coloring books. When at the end, make sure you keep it flat, then go to where you need it tightened most, where it loops out biggest, and trace the rope a little way, then tug on it til that part's tight, and work that same line all the way to the bitter end. Repeat throughout. :)
Knot only (yes a knot pun ha ha) does this knot have great meaning, but, it may be just me, it looks beautiful as it comes together. Hard to explain, so I won't try. . . I'm just gonna try to make it, and not stopping til I succeed.
ithank you so much for the time you took to make this short film n teaching, thebeautiful introduction and music.so happy to find it on the web/genoius indeed
Very good video. Now I'm off to try and do with in wire. I'd love to use this knot as the actual "tree knot" in my wire wrapped Trees of Life. I'm excited to try.
Hey this was a fabulous discovery because I am doing a art project that involves different Trees Of Life in a variety of cultures. This is super. I got it down and it makes me excited about doing more!!! You instructional video is exceptional! Catherine
Without being seated next to you, all I can do is encourage you to take your time, remember its a flat knot, and patiently draw up each cord until the look of the knot takes shape. Outside of that, use a 1/4 inch solid braid nylonrope (gotten at most hardware stores) to tie the piece. Flimsy cotton cord or string just won't due for this.
GRAAH! Perhaps I have no talent, but the tree times I tried, I just ended up with a horrid circular tangle. Gunnar Not Impressed! Thumbs up for your skillz tho
oh my god! that was so cool!!!! ive been wanting to know how to do this for a while but never realised somebody actually posts videos about this. thanks so much!
Thank you so much! I'm teaching an Irish/Celtic class for St. Patty's Day and will add this. So beautiful and actually easy to follow. You have a great talent!
I'm glad I found your instruction vids. Very clear and easy to follow along. I also enjoy learning the back ground and explination of the knots that you provide. THANKS
the celts will never cease to amaze me
MrPdante 2 weeks ago
I suspect that if I grab some white nylon, it'll be easier to see what I'm doing than with this black-with-blue-patches 3/8 that I'm using now. Great vid!
3fgburner 1 month ago
Keep doing what your doing your great!!!
tape124 1 month ago
never thought i'd say this...can't wait to go to the hardware store and get some string...
kirque187 1 month ago
lol i like the name of your channel clever..
Hell0MyNameIsAustin 1 month ago
It's so beautiful it's almost spiritual, thank you for sharing. I'm making things for my husband this year so I thought I could make him a whole bunch of different celtic knots since he really loves them.
AuntieCarlaJo 2 months ago
Awesome! I almost had it...but...I was trying to tie it with a long string out of sweatpants. Lol. Not quite firm enough to hold its shape. :P
blackstarr5 3 months ago
holy crap thats a bitch to do with 550 cord but badass looking !
jewbow90 5 months ago
i made it! it's so beautiful... it is mesmerizing and meaningful. thank you very much from méxico.
lasdevilladiego 6 months ago
Will it work with para-cord?
Peodso 6 months ago
@Peodso of course :)
Animehem 6 months ago
Made it! :D
TheDevilsChicks 7 months ago 3
@TheDevilsChicks - Awesome!
TyingItAllTogether 7 months ago
Okay, 20 minutes ago I posted I'd try it, and I have succeeded. I see the problem people run into! It's just like those games you play as a kid, where you follow the kite strings to see who owns which kite, in coloring books. When at the end, make sure you keep it flat, then go to where you need it tightened most, where it loops out biggest, and trace the rope a little way, then tug on it til that part's tight, and work that same line all the way to the bitter end. Repeat throughout. :)
JasonasaurausRex 7 months ago
Knot only (yes a knot pun ha ha) does this knot have great meaning, but, it may be just me, it looks beautiful as it comes together. Hard to explain, so I won't try. . . I'm just gonna try to make it, and not stopping til I succeed.
JasonasaurausRex 7 months ago
Wonderful...
Fascinating knot for a fascinating meaning..
CraterMuffin 8 months ago
this is just incredible, i couldn't imagine tying these, let alone coming up with the designs
ameteuraspirant 9 months ago
Very cool - and interesting factoid :)
MagicalSunrise1984 9 months ago
Bahaha! "Interesting factoid"
WudupyoitsMJ 10 months ago
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johnnyRasTafari 10 months ago
@johnnyRasTafari - What music are you listening too? There is'nt a single bass line in the entire song.
TyingItAllTogether 10 months ago
3 people are knot heads... How can you not like celtic knots?
ironheart34 10 months ago 2
ew, a wart
Nickey1225 11 months ago
any tips for expanding on it and making it bigger? i see you made four main sections. would making 8 sections make it harder to keep track of?
i want to make it big enough to cover most of the back of my hand.
BlatzAdict 11 months ago
beautiful- and gorgeous music, too- excellent!
teceyS3 1 year ago
HERE IS LINK TO 10MIN VERSION OF THE SOUND TRACK
ENERGY 52 mix by red jerry
bojeppe 1 year ago
ithank you so much for the time you took to make this short film n teaching, thebeautiful introduction and music.so happy to find it on the web/genoius indeed
ayalala369 1 year ago
rly nice man!! is that tiesto in the background?
bojeppe 1 year ago
Very good video. Now I'm off to try and do with in wire. I'd love to use this knot as the actual "tree knot" in my wire wrapped Trees of Life. I'm excited to try.
sahja324 1 year ago
Give credit to that amazing track!!
Trompunitalphapropan 1 year ago
that is so beautiful!
autumnturtle 1 year ago
I love your videos, have watched a few today.
Thank you so much for sharing your talent, and for providing inspiration.
Cheers
Natasha
TheHowletts 1 year ago
where could you get braided nylon?
cryoshell666 1 year ago
Hey this was a fabulous discovery because I am doing a art project that involves different Trees Of Life in a variety of cultures. This is super. I got it down and it makes me excited about doing more!!! You instructional video is exceptional! Catherine
Ouladnail 1 year ago
i'm having trouble adjusting the knots at the end. any tips on that???
NicoletoZ 1 year ago 5
@NicoletoZ
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Without being seated next to you, all I can do is encourage you to take your time, remember its a flat knot, and patiently draw up each cord until the look of the knot takes shape. Outside of that, use a 1/4 inch solid braid nylonrope (gotten at most hardware stores) to tie the piece. Flimsy cotton cord or string just won't due for this.
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JD ~ TIAT
TyingItAllTogether 1 year ago 4
Dude
you are a genius!
kysmik 1 year ago
This is awesome. I'm glad that you got the history of the Celts and symbol of the Tree right too. I want to learn this to match a tattoo I got.
grimtriggerman 1 year ago
GRAAH! Perhaps I have no talent, but the tree times I tried, I just ended up with a horrid circular tangle. Gunnar Not Impressed! Thumbs up for your skillz tho
Gunnar120 1 year ago
How long should the string be? The rope I have is about a meter and a half long and all I get is a floppy tangled mess :/
Shindai 1 year ago
@Shindai - My rope (1/4 inch solid braid nylon) was about 6 feet long
TyingItAllTogether 1 year ago
@Shindai
lol thanks for asking the question i was about to... i am gonna try this when i get the rope.... i love celtic knots.
ironheart34 10 months ago
What's the music and what do you do with the loose ends?
Shindai 1 year ago
No. 1 The Larch
moneyring 1 year ago
oh my god! that was so cool!!!! ive been wanting to know how to do this for a while but never realised somebody actually posts videos about this. thanks so much!
autumnstar315 1 year ago
the yew tree
hartejoseph 1 year ago
Thank you so much! I'm teaching an Irish/Celtic class for St. Patty's Day and will add this. So beautiful and actually easy to follow. You have a great talent!
hfkwoolf 2 years ago
I'm glad I found your instruction vids. Very clear and easy to follow along. I also enjoy learning the back ground and explination of the knots that you provide. THANKS
digitalfingerz 2 years ago
I haven't been on youtube in a minute, so I have to catch up, Excellent Video.. Thanks for sharing. brightest blessings~
cyniraholt 2 years ago
Like the Celtic history. Most people don't know that little detail, so I see you've been doing your research. lol
Again, always enjoy watching your videos. Very relaxing Tks!
PS: If I can make a suggestion, could you put down the author to the music. I enjoy the music but don't know who / were to get it... Again, Tks....
Hoffa3381 2 years ago
That's a beautiful knot.
BossMason 2 years ago 10
@BossMason
Thanks Boss... (smile)
TyingItAllTogether 2 years ago 2
I don't really do this kind of stuff but it's awesome seeing you do it xD
5*
rares1996 2 years ago