during the building of the knot you can compress the knots down or pull slightly apart depending on how tight you want your wave.

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Basic knowledge of knot tying, you will be using the following knots. Hangman's knot Cobra Stitch also called a Solomon bar, square knotting, or a Portuguese sinnet. Double overhand knot or a knot of your choice to secure the keyring/snap

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Then, knot the lanyard just below the fold you made to create a small loop. The simplest way to do this is with an overhand knot. Pinch the 2 sides of the cord together about 2 inches (5 centimeters) below the middle of the cord where you put the twist tie.