Sailor Knot Bracelet Tutorial - the official booklet guide

This knot goes by many names - sailor bracelet, sailor knot bracelet, rope bracelet, friendship bracelet, shark bracelet, and probably more that I am missing. Whatever you call it, this is the tutorial for you. This is the exact way we tie them here at Mystic Knotwork by the thousands.
This how to follows along exactly with our booklet. If you are interested in printed directions, here is a link to our booklet kit, which comes with enough cord to make 5 bracelets. mysticknotwork...
You will need about 9 feet of cord and some glue for finishing the ends.
Nautical style, preppy style, nostalgic summer memories or a memento from your vacation, this classic cotton bracelet means something unique to everyone. Learn a lost art that is making a come back.
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[@Elphaba1952]

So generous of you to share this 😘 Thank you ❤

[@MysticKnotwork]

Thank you, I hope it helped!

[@shenencalhar]

This one was much easier to follow than the other video, though it took me a while to see that you were actually sliding the bottom x all the way around to the other side of the bracelet. Once I saw that, it all fell into place. Thanks, so much.

[@MysticKnotwork]

I'm so glad you figured it out! It is a tricky knot to learn.

[@mollyedgington4810]

What mm string is used? Thank you so much, this was very helpful!!

[@MysticKnotwork]

We use a #48 or #60 cotton cord, it is around 3-4 mm

[@CynthiaOteki]

How to make that one not catched each other I want it like / ends is two so I can hold it by something to lift up

[@MysticKnotwork]

I'm not sure what knot you would need for that. There is no way to make this knot with two ends. You should check out the Ashley Book of Knots