The Lanyard Knot forms a fixed loop in the middle of a rope, such as paracord or any small-diameter cord.
It’s a decorative knot that can be used for applications like making a knife lanyard, stopper knots, bracelets, or zipper pulls.
At first glance, the knot might look daunting, but it’s easier than it looks.
Let’s learn it in detail.
Lanyard Knot Details
Type: Decorative Knot
Other Names: Diamond Knot, Friendship Knot, Sailor’s Knife Knot, Bosun’s Whistle Knot
ABoK Reference: #787
How to Tie a Lanyard Knot Step by Step
The Lanyard Knot has its foundation on the Carrick Bend. But instead of two ropes, you’re using just one rope.
Once finished, it forms a pleasingly symmetrical appearance.
Here’s how to tie it:
Application and Uses
- Knife lanyards (make pulling it from the pocket easier)
- Zipper pulls (on jackets and bags)
- Keychains
- Bracelets (work as a stopper knot)
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