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               Chinese lanyard mat




               Distantly related do the Chinese lanyard (here),


               this  circular  mat  shows  how  versatile  knots  are,
               taking  different  forms  depending  on  how  they  are


               tied. The challenge with this knot isn’t just the tying,
               but achieving the right shape. Good luck!
























                 1  Put two bights in the middle of a length of rope and cross the ends, as


                shown. The length depends on the thickness of rope you're using and how

                      many turns you add – but it’s likely to be more than you expect!
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