You will need at least two strands of your choice of cord such as hemp, waxed linen, or rat tail.
How to Tie a Josephine Knot
By Tammy Powley, About.com Guide
This knot is a little more advanced than basic knots such as the square knot. It has a variety of applications such as finishing off the ends of a macrame necklace which you can then pull over your head.
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- Introduction and Materials
- Form a Loop
- Cord Goes Up and Over
- Cord Goes Up and Under
- Cord Goes Down and Over
- Cord Crosses Under
- Cord Goes Over Again
- Pull Cords Tight
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