How To Tie A Paracord Chinese Crown Knot Knotted Cross

Knot tying video tutorial. Learn how to make a cross knot knotted cross. Easy step by step instructions for tying a Chinese crown loop knot in this simple guide.
The Chinese crown loop comes from the art of Chinese knotting and goes under various names, including: Friendship knot loop, Chinese good luck knot, square knot and shamrock knot. It is found in The Ashley Book of Knots (ABoK) as knots #808 and #1066. Ashley describes it as the most common of the Chinese lanyard knots.
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[@lanebt4670]

Thank you for teaching how to make these crosses slow. You make it so easy for me to understand how to make these. My youth at church started doing the bigger cross that you taught. Again, thank you and God Bless!

[@mariskamaessen7002]

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[@davidsteinfeld9123]

Indeed charmed will make a great gift this holiday season or any other occasion
This tutorial makes short work of an idea that looks seemingly difficult I have seen other ideas like the one you just demonstrated and this by far is the most eloquent in it manufacturing and in it's beauty can't wait to start it of course there will be a short period to get the feel of something new but I like I really like

[@deanbrown3763]

Thanks for video! I like your slow deliberate explanations. Nice accent too! :)

[@davidsteinfeld9123]

Ps oh yes to thered button I will like hearing from you in the future you have a fine back for instructions and teaching

[@DIOSHABLA]

I LOVE IT THANK U! GOD BLESS YOUR HANDS GENTLEMAN!🙋‍♀️🤗👑🙏⚘

[@josepinabersabe1945]

H79

[@robertoc.9099]

Gracias por el video muy agradable la cruz.

[@peekaboo964]

Very nice work

[@brick_worx]

I like your UA-cam name😊

[@peekaboo964]

I love it very much

[@oldarthritichands4137]

A bit more difficult than using snake knots but I do like the variation, thanks

[@alidaesparragoza5854]

Thanks a lot

[@noragded5050]

Muchas gracias por tan lindo trabajo y excelente explicación felicitaciones !!! 👏👏👏🇦🇷

[@peekaboo964]

I love this💞👍

[@hijosdhernandez6052]

Thank you.

[@aimeichin7890]

A good tutorial! Thx. May i know what kind of rope you are using?

[@pjs4069]

The problem with running the two strands behind the vertical part is; what keeps the two sides from bending back?

[@thatscool969]

Thank you this is cool and easy to make

[@huongngoc7733]

Can you tell me how much length of wire How many centimeters is the paracord made of crosses? Thank

[@flon57]

How long was the waste? I like to use as little cord as possible

[@JDMorris81]

Is this 550 cord or are you using a smaller size?

[@1954matthew]

what size paracord are you using is it 550 or 325

[@WhyKnot]

550. Thanks for dropping by.

[@karenacpc7757]

What are the cord lengths in inches? Thanks

[@loscoiattolomaledetto500]

70cm = 28in; 40cm = 16in

[@monicavazquez3744]

It,s a beautiful knot , I get to the point of actually making it.......only in the pulling and tugging I loose the whole thing!!!! It all falls apart!!!!!! HELP!!!! Thanks
I cannot get the first knot close to the next one. What am I doing wrong???

[@Gisilo]

would friend know a way to paracord something t-shaped?

[@jaheimthompson76]

I'm having trouble with the second knot 😕

[@buzity6566]

Not clear on second knot

[@Yiokalai]

You mean mm? 140 cm is one point four meter.... It's too long. Many hallo from GREECE🇬🇷.

[@tierdrop1576]

I suck