The Weaver's knot
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- Опубликовано: 12 ноя 2015
- This video shows how to tie the Weavers Knot. it's Knot #2 in the Ashley Book Of Knots
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know this is old and no one will probably read my comment, but thank you , perfect knot, east voice and easy to understand
Thank you, hope it helped.😀
I'm a weaver and was never taught this. I've watched a video of someone attaching a new warp to an old one on the loom in a mill factory but couldn't play it slow enough to figure it out. Now that I will be returning to weaving after a few years, I will use this knot for weaving and all of my other fibre crafts! Best explain I've found on RUclips. I will think of the bunny everytime now! 😂
Glad you liked it and it helps! The bunny wearing the rubber ring was completely spur of the moment and made me laugh too!
This will be my method for joining. Thank you for the easy, understandable, and humorous explanation. 😊
You’re welcome ☺️ and thanks for watching 😀
what in the actual... this is the seriously the absolute simplest way I've ever seen this knot explained. That was awesome mate thanks for sharing
Glad you liked it😀 I try and live by K.I.S.S, Keep It Shockingly Simple!
I worked at a Denim mill in the early 90s. To become a weaver I had to tie 5 of those in 10 seconds. But its much easier with string. You sit in a chair and lay 5 strings cut equally on each leg. They time you. On day one of weaver training they show you the know then time you for fun. Takes most people 30 secs to a minute, but by test day you finish the 5 knots in about 8 seconds.
i love bunnies and yarn!
I shall try and make something else that involves bunnies 😀
yay ! tyty! @@GetKnottedParacord
I loved the demonstration and commentary on how to tie a Weaver's Knot, it has made it so much more simple for me, I can't wait for the next one. Thank you,
Definitely the easiest way I've seen . Thank you.
You’re welcome glad it helped!😀
Thanks!
Thank you for watching and hope it helps! (sorry for the late reply my phone didn't let me know it was a super thanks!)
Love it thanks
You’re welcome, and just to confirm no imaginary bunnies were harmed in the making of this video 😂😂
"No imaginary bunnies were harmed in the making of this film."
haha that's great to hear.
Nice thanks
You’re welcome 😃
This is excellent - there are so many really unclear videos about the weaver’s knot! Some actual weavers seem to miss the point that although it ends up as a sheetbend, the whole point of the ‘weavers knot’ is the way you tie it with this quick ‘wrap it round your thumb and pull’ trick. Yes, the actual knot comes out the same way however you tie it but weavers have to tie hundreds or even thousands of these to ‘tie on’ a new warp to an old one, so the quick trick and being able to do it almost without thinking makes all the difference.
Thanks! I was about to say, that's what I'd call a sheet bend or becket bend, but never tied it like that. I can see where with practice this would be a lot faster, with threads rather than thick ropes. The reason for this knot in sailing is to tie two lines of different thickness (using the video's orange line as the thin one.)
Only a couple of seconds when you know what you’re doing😀
@@alecchristiaens133 bro i don't have that kind of money I'll stick with the knot 🤣
Awesome. A lot easier than my boss showed me lol I work in a yarn factory. High precision yarn though, not knitting yarn. Stuff like Kevlar and string that goes in fire hoses and boogie boards.,
very easy analogy-makes it easier than other techniques-thanks
Thank you, successful first aid in the middle of a bead project.
Lovely! You are as good as gold! Great teacher. Thank you!
You're a hoot!!
Used to me a loom mechanic in a textile mill and have tied many of these types of knots
Very helpful, thanks.
I think I'm in love! What a fun way to learn - you da best! Thanks for this
Thanks! I finally understand how it is done.
this video was so helpful thanks so much for making it i thought i would never get
What are the advantages of a weaver's knot? When would one use it?
The weaver’s knot is very strong and won’t come apart. And it’s used to tie 2 pieces of yarn together. I made a video a few months ago comparing it to the Square knot.
ruclips.net/user/shortsI6MSl9Pzk1k?feature=share
Hope that helps and thanks for asking! 😀🙏
Thanks for using 2 different colored thick cords for the demo! But the best part is the bunny story to I can remember how to do it without the tutorial in the future! I also like that I can do this holding the cords in my hands instead of the other method of laying the cord out on the table. Well done!! Our bunnies don't seem to swim much in New England....
oh this so helpful!! Thankyou
That was very helpful! Thank you
You're welcome!
Thanks
No problem😀
Thanks you are the best.
Thank you so helpful😊😊
really thanks to all of you for this video.
Thank you!! :)
good one. thanks
good one, easy
Weaver's knot!!?? ... Standard sheet bend from what I see. 😮
I've been looking around and seems like the Weaver's Knot, Sheet Bend, Single bend, ordinary bend, simple bend, and common bend are all the same knot but with different names (abok 262)
Looks to me like a Sheet Bend with a different name🙄.
The sheet bend weavers knot and the becket bend are all the same thing just different names 😀
Dit is een enkele schootsteek
Video start at 0:50
Good
Thanks
Hi! May I ask a question? :) Are there any usage differences between the weaver's knot and square knot? They seem both to be self-tightening, which is useful for joining two cords together, but I can't figure what situations each knot is best for. I've seen both recommended for joining thread/yarn
This will be my next video thanks for watching and giving me a good idea 👍
@@GetKnottedParacord You're too sweet! Thank you so much! 💓
The sheet bend is a better knot than the reef knot, it won’t come undone so easily. The double sheet bend is even better.
What do you do if your long ends are already tied to somethign else and aren't free?
I think you’d need to tie another knot (I shall have a look to see which one) but the weaver’s knot is used to add thread to an end.
@@GetKnottedParacord I was thinking it would be useful in making a cargo net.
here's something i found on youtube....
ruclips.net/video/-qs9K73ZEoo/видео.html
@@GetKnottedParacord That looks very helpful. Thanks!
You’re welcome 😀
Bloody hell, stop with the "he/she/going for a swim" and just show us the knot!
You watched it though!😂😂
Does NOT WORK!!!!
If it doesn’t work you’re doing it wrong keep trying, practice makes perfect
@@GetKnottedParacord I tried multiple times. It’s not going to work due to the lack of text in the fibers I’m using.