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Ditty Bag Collection

Posted on 02/06/2023 by Knotter13/05/2025
Ditty Bag Front

A sailor’s Ditty Bag is a small personal bag or pouch used by sailors to carry their personal belongings and essential items while aboard a ship. It is a traditional and practical accessory that has been used by sailors for … Continue reading →

Posted in Ditty Bags | Tagged Canvas Work, Covering Knots, Diamond Knot, IGKT, Lanyard, Matthew Walker Knot, Monkey's Fist, Star Knot, Turks Head, Whipping

Knotter Howard Kanare

Posted on 20/02/2023 by Knotter16/12/2023
Ditty Bag

Featuring Knotwork by Howard Kanare The Decorative Ditty Bag I have to say that I do love a ditty bag, they are often great works of art, and show off a knotter’s skill set. Here we can see a wonderful … Continue reading →

Posted in Decorative Knots, Ditty Bags, Featured Knotter | Tagged Canvas Work, Covering Knots, Diamond Knot, IGKT, Lanyard, Splicing Rope, Turks Head

Knotter Sue Pennison

Posted on 30/01/2023 by Knotter16/08/2024
Leather and Rope Journal

Featuring Knotwork by Sue Pennison I thought it would be a good idea to occasionally feature knotters from around the world, who have visually impressed me. I find it is good to see other peoples work, so that you can … Continue reading →

Posted in Decorative Knots, Ditty Bags, Featured Knotter, Practical Knots | Tagged Canvas Work, Covering Knots, IGKT, Matthew Walker Knot, Plaits and Sennits, Rope Fender, Star Knot, Turks Head

Ditty Bag

Posted on 15/03/2017 by Knotter26/05/2023

This is not a how to, I just wanted to show photos of my ditty bag that I made years ago. Making a Ditty Bag Making a Canvas Ditty Bag is a very personal thing. You may find that over … Continue reading →

Posted in Decorative Knots, Ditty Bags | Tagged Canvas Work, IGKT, Turks Head | 2 Replies

Completed Decorative Knotting Projects That May Inspire You!

Posted on 24/01/2017 by Knotter26/05/2023

            Decorative Knotting Projects If you want to make some decorative knotting projects, then I would personally recommend the Book by Des Pawson – Knotcraft and Rope Mats that can be found in the Books … Continue reading →

Posted in Decorative Knots | Tagged Canvas Work, Diamond Knot, IGKT, Lanyard, Monkey's Fist, Rope Mats, Star Knot, Turks Head | Leave a reply

Ditty Bag Making a

Posted on 19/02/2014 by Knotter26/05/2023
Ditty Bag Project

Ditty Bag Noun: a small bag used especially by sailors to hold sewing implements, toiletries, etc. These days the ditty bag is very common among knot tyers for keeping their tools and cordage in. Origin: 1855–60;  of obscure origin I … Continue reading →

Posted in Decorative Knots, Ditty Bags | Tagged Canvas Work, IGKT, Lanyard, Matthew Walker Knot, Monkey's Fist, Turks Head | 2 Replies

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