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CHinese ButterFLY Knot
An intricate interweaving of two cords.
The term Chinese butterfly is used to describe a great
number of knots, many of them highly ornate and elabo-
rately complex. This one, in lanyard form, is on the small
side, creating a neat curve at each of the four corners. The
tying of this knot goes easier if the cords are laid on a flat
surface and arranged appropriately before tightening.
Chinese Butterfly Knot: Step 1 Chinese Butterfly Knot: Step 2
LanYard Knots
Arrange the first cord as shown above. Painstakingly weave the second cord into the
first cord as shown in the photograph. Slowly
work the knot into its final and lovely form.
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