ENGLISH

The Craft of the Knot

By Peter Randall

Book information

Publisher
Inc., F+W Media
Year
2012
ISBN
9781440552502, 1440552495, 9781440552496, 1440552509, 1593370326, 9781593370329
Language
english
Format
AZW3
Filesize
8 MB (8522633 bytes)
Pages
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Time added
2025-04-13 11:34:07

Description

A treasure trove of knot instruction and lore! The Craft of the Knot introduces you to the skill and beauty of knot tying. Filled with detailed instructions, history, and lore, you'll discover a wide range of uses for ordinary rope. From camping and climbing to crafts and sailing, this charming guide also includes knot illustrations for every occasion to show you how to master any tie. Whether you want to brush up on the basics of hitches and bends, or create complex and beguiling decorative knots, The Craft of the Knot provides you with the information you need to fasten the perfect knot every time.

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