False / Fake Turks Head Lanyard Stopper Knot

I show you an easy way to tie a false / fake turks head stopper knot.

You can use this knot to end to pieces of rope/string in a nicer way than just a simple overhand or figure of eight. This knot also has practical applications for jewellery, decorations and anything else you can thing of! Not to mention a great way to end off a lanyard.
I want to thank Titch of BCUK.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• turks
• head
• stopper
• knot
• fake
• two
• string
• rope
• tie
• tye
• bushcraft
• jewellery
• decoration
• decorative
• lanyard
• laniard

[goonsquad20]

hahah  ur mister macky. "can u see how thats done, hm kay. can u see that, hm kay."

[MichelleJonesPhotog]

lol, of course I sound like Mr Mackay, he stole my line from me ;)

[ewankhristian]

I've watched a dz of these vids on how to do this knot and this was the easiest one to follow that I have seen thank you

[djSpinege]

wow stop asking us if we can see it. that's so fucking redundant.

besides that not a bad how to. lol

[TheWaggaBloke]

it hard for some who's just trying to learn how to tie these knot as every person I've seen gose way to fast for the beginer to watch and try to keep up! but other wise Great Clip

[bizonte2218]

REALLY NICE AND EASY TO DO .....CHEERS FROM CHILE

[curtisskeete]

Thanks :) This was really helpful.

[TheFlowerchimp]

Thank you for posting this video, it's helped me to finally tie this knot.

One sugestion is to use more lighting when filming to give more definition. Check out TIAT's videos.

Catherine

[mwechtal]

Uh, that's actually a Knife Lanyard Knot.

[silentsniper441]

@RedheadCobweb oh okay

[RedheadCobweb]

@silentsniper441 Thanks for the heads up, I do tend to do it anyway :)

[silentsniper441]

Great tut thanks just a tip you should probably seal the ends of your paracord with a lighter or a match to prevent that fraying.