Learn how to tie the Windsor, Half Windsor, Four in Hand and Pratt by following colored diagrams.

Illustrations and instructions. Including common, faster and more secure knots. Also a section on different methods of lacing shoes.

Knotwork instruction and supply information using boondoggle (another name for plastic lacing or gimp).

Index of knots with links, illustrations, and descriptions.

Illustrated instructions on tying a necktie, along with tips on caring, wearing, and purchasing these accessories.

Illustrations and instructions for a large number of knots used in fishing, boating and paddling.

Covers the four basic knots. Diagrams and instructions.

Covers the flower knot, treasure knot, chinese button knot, and double connection knot. Photos and instructions. References to print resources.

Willeke van der Ham presents knotted animals, flowers, and knotboards with clear instructions and tips in English and Dutch.

Illustrated knot instructions with photographs of finished knots.

A collection of knotting resources.

Guide to surgical knots, including sutures.

Gwen Powell, spinner. Includes material from her Certificate of Excellence (COE) studies in spinning for Chinese knotting.

Covers single loop knots, double loop knots, hitches, friction knots, bends, and stopper knots. Step by step instructions with photos. Definitions of terminology.

Includes common fishing knots including the Albright, the Butterfly Dropper, the Centauri, and Dropper loop. Animations, step by step illustrations, and common uses.

Covers the Four-in-hand, the Windsor, the Half-Winsdor, and how to make the finishing dimple. Step by step illustrations and instructions.

Gives illustrated instructions to tying Double Windsor and Four-in-hand knots. Also includes other tying tips.

Gallery of Chinese knotted items. Includes an introduction to the craft and instructions for making knots.

Step-by-step illustrations of various fishing knots, including some interesting variations.

A site featuring the work of Intangible Cultural Property #13, Ms Kim Eun Young. Bilingual in both English and Korean, the site presents a history of traditional Korean knotting and its uses. There is also a gallery of modern works.

Instructions for knotting flat plastic lace (gimp).