What is the Crown Sinnet used for?

Decorative cord for whistle lanyards, handles, and straps; Firm finishing of rope ends; Paracord bracelets, keychains, and zipper pulls; Cuffs and cable coverings with good grip; Advanced knot-tying project at workshops and craft sessions.

How do you tie the Crown Sinnet?

The Crown Sinnet is a decorative cord formed by successive Crown Knots, one after another, resulting in a firm piece with a regular spiral pattern. It's a classic ropework braid, made with three, four, or more strands, and prized for its texture and strength. Follow the illustrated step-by-step, with a photo for every stage, on Desbravai.

Is the Crown Sinnet hard to tie?

The Crown Sinnet is rated hard, in the Decorative category and is taught with a photo at every stage on Desbravai.

What precautions apply when using the Crown Sinnet?

A decorative braid, not a safety knot for load-bearing use; Crowning always in the same direction twists the braid; alternate to keep it straight.

Crown Sinnet

Q: What other names does the Crown Sinnet have?

It is also known as Crown Sinnet, Crown Knot Sinnet, Trenza de corona, Tressado de coroa, Trançado de coroa, Crown Sennit. (ABOK #2912)

A braid made of successive Crown Knots, forming a firm decorative cord

Also called: Crown Sinnet, Crown Knot Sinnet, Trenza de corona, Tressado de coroa, Trançado de coroa, Crown Sennit · ABOK #2912

What it is for

Decorative cord for whistle lanyards, handles, and straps
Firm finishing of rope ends
Paracord bracelets, keychains, and zipper pulls
Cuffs and cable coverings with good grip
Advanced knot-tying project at workshops and craft sessions