The Reverse Lark’s Head Knot (RLH)

Just like the Lark’s Head but in reverse! When you reverse the Lark’s Head you will no longer see the horizontal loop of rope on the front side of the knot. Both knots will secure your cords to the dowel and which one you choose to use is up to your aesthetic sensibilities!

What is a larks head in macrame?

Description: The Larks Head Knot is one of the most frequently used decorative knots in Macrame. Another name for this knot is the Cow Hitch. Since this knot is a “hitch”, it is used frequently in the mounting process. That’s when you attach one cord to another, or onto a ring, dowel or purse handle.

How do you make a larks head macrame knot?

Beginners Macrame Knots – 1. Larks Head Knot
EQUIPMENT.Take both ends and join them together, folding the cord in half.Push the folded ‘loop’ behind your dowel.Pull the ends up and through the loop securing a larks head knot.