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A doubled 7-lead x 12-bight Turk's Head knot tied around the model. 7/16" nylon rope.
Comments Nice
 Gotta admit,
Crafts, Fashion and Fetish all in one shot. That's impressive. Nice knotwork too by the way.  That must have taken a while. Very nice rope work but not very practical as far as the fetish side of it goes. Provided that was what you were going for, it covers too much skin... On the other hand, if you want a way-out-there artsy approach, you could completely cover her head to toe in knotwork. I know, it's a crazy idea, but it would be fun to see despite how long it would take to do. Keep up the work though.
-- [link]  Great Work. As Always.
 Thenkee
 Yeah, Mer and I already have a grand plan to work this into a dress design. We'll need more rope though
 Phong,
Wonderful design, glad to see that you gave it another shot. I know you had some issues with tying that knot last night. I can see a couple of ideas for turning that into a dress, linking a bunch of knots together like Loren's necklace. Need to work in a way to get it on and off. B) -- ----- grymntl (fyre_eagle on TRL) |
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