Turk's Head Knot Neckerchief Slide

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The “Turk’s head” knot (named for its resemblance to a turban) is a familiar traditional neckerchief slide or woggle.(Special thanks to Brian Stockton for the left handed version of this infographic)

Elaborate Turk’s head knots can be made with additional passes and leads (see Ashley’s Book of Knots for a thorough education in this versatile, decorative knot).

Here’s a few Turk’s Head neckerchief slides I made from 425 Paracord (3mm) and coated with Mod Podge to hold everything together and harden the neckerchief slide.: Four Layers; 5 bight; Contrasting leads; Five layers; Leather boot lace; Lot’s of possibilities!; A herd of leather Turk’s heads.


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The “Turk’s head” knot (named for its resemblance to a turban) is a familiar traditional neckerchief slide or woggle.(Special thanks to Brian Stockton for the left handed version of this infographic)#

The “Turk’s head” knot (named for its resemblance to a turban) is a familiar traditional neckerchief slide or woggle.(Special thanks to Brian Stockton for the left handed version of this infographic)