Button knot
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| Names | Button knot, Stopper knots, As numbered in picture : 1- Fiador, 2- Sailor's diamond (#693), 3- Figure-eight loop, 4- Diamond, 5- knife lanyard, 6- Chinese button, 7- Chinese button doubled, 8- True lover's, 9- Ashley's, 10- Celtic button, 11- Celtic button on the bight (and thus doubled and with lanyard loop), 12- Friendship, 13- Figure-eight, 14- Overhand |
| Typical use | Keeps the line from slipping out of things. |
A button knot is a knot that forms a bulge of thread. Button knots are essentially stopper knots, but may be aesthetically pleasing enough to be used as a button on clothes.
There are many methods for tying button knots, such as the Chinese button knot, the Celtic button knot and the monkey fist. The Ashley Book of Knots contains over a hundred examples.
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Celtic button knot single, with 4 steps of tying it
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Celtic button knot double, flat and tightened forms
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Celtic button knot formed on the bight, untightened - flat
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Celtic button knot formed on the bight, tightened
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Chinese button knot front side
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Chinese button knot back side
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Rose knot on 2 ropes step1 wall
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Rose knot on 2 ropes step2 crown
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Rose knot on 2 ropes step3
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Rose knot on 2 ropes step4 second wall
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Rose knot on 2 ropes step5
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Rose knot on 2 ropes step6 second crown and tucked ends
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Rose knot on 2 ropes top view
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Rose knot on 2 ropes side view
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Rose knot on 2 ropes back view, animated tying
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Rose knot on 4 ropes
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tying of Rose knot on 4 ropes
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Pairs of monkey's fists formed as cufflinks in silk
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a larger monkey's fist formed with a thicker rope
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a heavy monkey's fist for throwing with an eye splice
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