Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 58 minutes ago
This particular flat five strand plait is taken from Creative Ropecraft by Stuart E Grainger. Whilst we are on the subject, this particular book is one of my favourites. It is not the thickest book with the most knots, but it does have a set of decorative knots and techniques that appeal to me.
In this video you will learn how to tie a 5 strand plait that is flat. The end result is a very pleasing chevron pattern running along the length of the braid or weave.
Five Strand Plait Formula: Outside right over two to centre, outside left over two to centre, and then repeat.
What is the flat Five Strand Braid used for? The pleasing pattern would make a lovely addition to a neck lanyard. This of course could be combined with other decorative knots to make a lanyard that stands out in a crowd. This would also make a good plait, braid or weave to add to the surrounds of a knotted picture frame.
Johnny Debt #LetsGetKnotting
I would like to thank @MonotonyTV for any additional sound effect in the video. Channel Handle: @KnottingKnots
This particular flat five strand plait is taken from Creative Ropecraft by Stuart E Grainger. Whilst we are on the subject, this particular book is one of my favourites. It is not the thickest book with the most knots, but it does have a set of decorative knots and techniques that appeal to me.
In this video you will learn how to tie a 5 strand plait that is flat. The end result is a very pleasing chevron pattern running along the length of the braid or weave.
Five Strand Plait Formula: Outside right over two to centre, outside left over two to centre, and then repeat.
What is the flat Five Strand Braid used for? The pleasing pattern would make a lovely addition to a neck lanyard. This of course could be combined with other decorative knots to make a lanyard that stands out in a crowd. This would also make a good plait, braid or weave to add to the surrounds of a knotted picture frame.
Johnny Debt #LetsGetKnotting
I would like to thank @MonotonyTV for any additional sound effect in the video. Channel Handle: @KnottingKnots






![Master the One-Way Sheet Bend: Cleaner Finish, Less Snagging
Learn to master the one-way sheet bend, a variation of the classic sheet bend knot that offers a cleaner finish and is less prone to snagging. This tutorial provides a clear and concise guide to tying this useful knot, perfect for connecting two ropes of different diameters.
Why choose the one-way sheet bend? Unlike the standard sheet bend, this version neatly tucks away the working end, resulting in a cleaner appearance and reduced risk of the knot catching on other objects. This makes it ideal for various applications where a tidy and reliable join is essential.
In this video, youll learn:
A step-by-step method for tying the one-way sheet bend [00:25]
Clear visual instructions for each stage of the knot [00:32] - [01:28]
Tips for ensuring a secure and well-formed knot
This tutorial focuses solely on the knot-tying process (no talking, just knots!), making it easy to follow and perfect for those who prefer a direct and efficient learning experience.
Key steps covered:
Creating the initial bite [00:25]
Passing the working end [00:32] - [01:15]
Securing the knot [01:28]
#OneWaySheetBend #SheetBend #KnotTying #RopeWork #CleanKnot #SnagFree #Tutorial #DIY #letsgetknotting
0:00 - Introduction to the One-Way Sheet Bend
0:20 - Creating the Initial Bite
0:29 - Passing the Working End Through
0:47 - Going Over and Under
0:56 - Tucking Under and Over
1:12 - Forming the One-Way Tuck
1:25 - Tightening the Knot
1:30 - The Completed One-Way Sheet Bend
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