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In this video we make a simple rock wrap. Commonly used as a paperweight. This one is made out of a whipping with an added snaking. Happy wrapping!

In this video we use relatively fancy techniques to make a flogger. Originally these were used to lash those breaking rules on a ship. Naturally they used a more simple, improvised version. This flogger is done around a solid core using a number of different knots. It is a challenging project for the novice, but something quite doable for the intermediate knot enthusiast. Happy tying!

In this video we make a simple rope ladder. Easy to make, store and transport. Based on the Marlinespike hitch. Happy climbing!

In this video we make a towel holder out of rope. This makes a classic, nautical piece of decor. Practical and decorative. Happy tying!

In this video we make a relatively simple, yet nice looking plant holder. This kind of project is common in macrame, but we can mix in some nautical knots to make our work more unique and functional. Happy tying!

In this video we make a rope mat on a loom. First we quickly build the loom/jig, then weave the mat. An excellent mat design- quick and easy to do and looks great. You can use this technique for all sorts of sizes of mats. Happy tying!

In this video we make a simple Cross mat out of two pieces of rope. Happy tying!

In this video we tie a diamond package lashing. A beautiful way of securing packages or gifts. Happy tying! Check out our shop at zenropeworks.com!

This quick video shows you how to lash larger packages. Useful technique not only for securing packages, but also for decorative uses. Happy tying!

In this tutorial we tie a basic package lashing. Useful for securing and moving packages as well as for decorative purposes. Happy tying!

In this video we tie the Bottle sling knot used to attach rope around the neck of a bottle. A really handy knot for those backpacking a lot. Happy tying!

In this video we tie a longer version of the Crown and Diamond knot. A nice looking 2 stranded decorative knot. Happy tying!

In this tutorial we tie the Zeppelin bend. Used to connect two rope ends of about the same diameter. It does not jam, making it easy to untie. And it looks wonderful! Happy tying!

In this video we take a quick look at how to coil rope for storage/transport. Easy, basic method that is probably the most used. Happy...coiling!

DIY rope making top- the "poor man's" top

Simple knot board

Rope making

Ropemaking traveler- the basics

3 color gaucho fan knot key fob

Reever knot

Heaving line knot

2 color gaucho fan knot key fob

Japanese square lashing

Matthew Walker rose knot

Elongated Matthew Walker knot

5L6B turk's head knot

Norton knot- on a 5L4B turk's head knot

Cross knot

Gaucho fan knot- on a 5L4B turk's head knot