Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
In this video you will learn a different variation of the Six Strand French Sennit. For more Sennits, Braids, Plaits and Weaves: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7nysDkNnZHd7nud0b5-PUZU66fYJ_IRM
This 6 Strand French Sennit would look good as part of a neck knife lanyard, gun dog lanyard, or could also be used as part of a project to decorate a rope picture frame.
The formula for tying this particular 6 Strand French Sennit is; Far right weaves under, over, under, over and under to the far left. Now take the next far right and repeat the process. Then keep doing this and you will end up with a very decorative 6 Strand French Sennit.
The original Sennit is shown in on of my favourite books, Creative Ropecraft, by Stuart E. Grainger. I have to say although this book does not have the most projects, etc. it always seems to fall open on just what I was looking for.......... if you understand what I mean.
Johnny Debt #LetsGetKnotting
I would like to thank @MonotonyTV for any sound files used in this video. Channel Handle: @KnottingKnots
In this video you will learn a different variation of the Six Strand French Sennit. For more Sennits, Braids, Plaits and Weaves: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7nysDkNnZHd7nud0b5-PUZU66fYJ_IRM
This 6 Strand French Sennit would look good as part of a neck knife lanyard, gun dog lanyard, or could also be used as part of a project to decorate a rope picture frame.
The formula for tying this particular 6 Strand French Sennit is; Far right weaves under, over, under, over and under to the far left. Now take the next far right and repeat the process. Then keep doing this and you will end up with a very decorative 6 Strand French Sennit.
The original Sennit is shown in on of my favourite books, Creative Ropecraft, by Stuart E. Grainger. I have to say although this book does not have the most projects, etc. it always seems to fall open on just what I was looking for.......... if you understand what I mean.
Johnny Debt #LetsGetKnotting
I would like to thank @MonotonyTV for any sound files used in this video. Channel Handle: @KnottingKnots
