Nancy's Knots

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Finger rings, earrings and small flat knots.	12 Bight tan bag bottom (Loren Damewood pattern).	12 Bight tan bag sides.
Cording color samples.	Corks, beads, and left over cording pieces.	Close up of earring size key fobs.
Key fobs.	Supplies.	3 Lead and 4 Lead finger rings.
Napkin rings and 7Lx15B string bracelet.	More supplies - tools/mandrels.	Wood balls, eggs, & cubes.
Tools with knots around the handle.	Nancy's sister Bonnie making the tool handles.	Tool handles in the making.
Turning/polishing the handle on Nancy's lathe.	Cording comes on these big mixed spools (colors and size of cords) and Nancy wound them off onto smaller spools.	An eBay purchase to get dif colors and sizes at a small price to play with.
Another big spool of cording (3,000' approx.)	Two wood blocks covered with knots.	First attemps at multiple Turks Head knots interwoven to become 'pineapple knots'.
A pineapple knot.	Flat knots - rings - etc.	Blocks of wood covered in knots.
Herringbone Pineapple knots over wood egg shapes.	Used wine cork covered with a globe knot, plus a couple decorative smaller knots top and bottom.	Sampling of some keychains and necklaces made.
Close up of wheat kernel keychains or zipper pulls.	Corks covered in 88 and 144 crossings globe knots.	Work table outside and a knot in the middle of being made over a makeshift tool with grid and pins.
Some spherical covering knots over plastic golf balls in the Herringbone Pineapple pattern.	Close up of knot in next picture which is done.
	Long turks head knot over the handle of my favorite picker tool.	Turks Head knot bracelets.
Trying a knot sent me (didn't finish it).	Two Turks Head knots taught in a bracelet class at North Ranch, AZ.	Beach rocks found on Lake Superior (Minnesota).
3 Lead Turks Head knots added to the rocks and made into necklaces (for fun).	A pinkish purple one.	More beach rocks made into necklaces.

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