Knots of Tradition: Mastering the Art of Korean Craftsmanship

Beginner
9 chapters · 8 hours 51 minutes
English · Japanese · Korean|Audio Korean

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Skills You’ll Learn

Weaving traditional knots with a different kind of string

In addition to the basic traditional knotted string, try weaving knots with a variety of materials, such as imported ropes.

Learn 13 traditional knotting methods

Let's learn various traditional knotting methods properly and combine them to create a work.

A clean, gentle way to finish a knot

Learn how to finish a clean, finished, and balanced shape that lasts.

Tips for more luxurious creations

Let's take a look at the details that enhance the completeness of the work by wrapping it with silk gold thread

Learn the skills to use tools and accessories

Learn how to use tools and connect auxiliary materials according to the application.

A story about the meaning of knots and their past uses

Learn the meaning and origin of traditional knots

Traditional knots, not far away.

Let's weave it together with a modern sensibility.

Hallo Traditional Knot Workshop 'Dandy'I'm Kim Jong-in, who runs. Traditional knots may seem strange and distant, but they're still Decorate our side every special day, such as weddings and first birthday partiesI'm doing it.

I met and communicated with the students in class 101 twice. Through this class, many people got close to traditional knots, More knotting methods and advanced techniques I hope I can learn.

What you need is not a natural talent

Honesty that is woven step by step!

Traditional knotting is not a craft that requires innate talent or dexterity. Knot as long as you honestly weave It shows the results, so if you weave them step by step in order, you can create the same work as me. The process of weaving traditional knots is not only easy, Everyone can complete a beautiful work if they just “keep going”You can do it.


Even works that seem complicated and difficult can be finely woven by “dandy” weaving slowly, steadily, and “dandy.” I'll show you how and how to do that.

Learn 13 ways to tie knots

7 artworks carefully completed

Shall we start off with a light heart? To understand the principles of lacing and the flow of laces, we'll start with seat knots and eyeglass knots. Even with a single knot method, you can use straps of various thicknesses and materials to create an accessory with a completely different atmosphere.


Just relax your hands and practice, and you'll have a lovely knot accessory.



The branch cushion knot is a knot used in the court to decorate a lucky bag (scroll bag) with the meaning of “let good things happen in a row like a branch.” I'll use this knot method with a pretty meaning to make a pouch that's easy to carry anywhere. I would like to be able to add style and beauty to everyday life with traditional knots.


A butterfly pacifier that is easy to wear with a hanbok, and a doltie would be a very meaningful gift for a family about to get married or for a baby who is celebrating her first birthday. Here are some tips for improving the completeness and detail of the work. Even knots that seem complicated will be neatly finished if you stack them one by one. I can't tell you how proud I was at that time!


Finally, let's delicately weave a gorgeous chandelier pacifier. Isn't it surprising that traditional knots have changed, which was only thought out evenly? If you also learn 13 ways to tie knots through the class, you will be able to create your own traditional knot work full of modern sensibility.

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Let's decorate our special day with our own hands.

At my wedding, I made my own wedding pacifier for both mothers. I chose a color string that would go well with my Hanbok skirt, and I made a pacifier with a sense of gratitude that I couldn't express in words. I can't forget the appearance of the mother of both families wearing a wedding pacifier and shining at the wedding hall. At this time, I was really proud to be able to make a warm gift made by my own hands. I thought I was good at learning traditional knots.


Why don't you decorate your special day with your own details? I'll be with you step by step, from the beginning to the end. We tie the knot beautifully. Let's build Dandy!

Class Kit · Coaching Session

Required for the class

Here is an introduction to the kit.


1. Basic kit

I built it compactly.

It is a basic kit with a generous amount of material, and consists of knotted strings and auxiliary materials, so you can fully create the works included in this class.


  1. Sergeant Kon Jung-sa (diameter 2mm), 3 light pink horses, 6 mugwort colored horses, 2 types of practice strings, 7 horses in total
  2. Kon Sosa (diameter 1.7 mm) Defense color/ dark beige/ dark Indian pink/ scarlet/ silk soft side 3 horse/ light pink 5 horse/ light purple 10 sheets
  3. Imported rope (2 types in total) 6 horses
  4. Gold, 3 horses, 5 horses
  5. Sambongsul (9cm), light purple, 2
  6. Bongjutsu (10cm), silk kite side, 1
  7. 20 gold ring knots/ 3 silver/ 3 color knots

Knotted string (about 52 horses)

It consists of 4 types: a thick string for practice (Sergeant Kon Jung-sa), a thick string that is commonly used (Kon Sosa), and imported rope and gold yarn. In particular, high-grade braided yarn has a glossy surface compared to ordinary braided yarn, and the color is luxurious, and can maintain vivid colors for a long time. Imported ropes are shipped after being tested as an elastic material suitable for traditional knots.


Auxiliary materials

  • 1 auto pin (80mm)
  • Back panel sticker (35mm) x 1
  • 2 hair ties (30mm)
  • 1 keyring
  • 2 finishing caps
  • Chamois tassel fabric, 1 string each
  • 1 metal ornament
  • 1 production pouch
  • 1 butterfly jade (47mm)
  • 1 wood ball (15mm)
  • 5 Stone Belt-Decorated Gems
  • O-ring (4mm)
  • Dotneedle (60mm)

Basic tools

It is a basic tool needed for traditional knotting.

If you don't have one before, be sure to buy it together for a smooth course.

  • drill
  • Dowel (a tool used to pull a string through a small hole)
  • Knot glue (finishing material that firmly fixes knots)
  • shears
  • Liquid bond (Loctite 401)
  • O-ring
  • Flat forceps
  • E6000 toothpaste bond (transparent bond available for metal and fabric)

Additional straps and accessories

If you want to create more works, buy additional materials.

Knotted string (about 31 horses)

  • Sergeant Kon (diameter 2 mm) 3 horses
  • Kon Sosa (diameter 1.7 mm), 5 types, 4 horses each
  • Imported rope (2 types in total) 6 horses
  • Bongjul (10cm), pink beige, 1

Auxiliary materials

  • 1 auto pin (80mm)
  • Back panel sticker (35mm) x 1
  • 2 hair ties (30mm)
  • 1 keyring
  • 2 finishing caps
  • 1 tassel
  • 1 metal ornament
  • 1 gemstone bead (10mm)

Stone belt decoration butterfly gemstone

It is a butterfly jade and mother-of-pearl made by carving natural gemstones by hand. It will be randomly sent out of three colors: jade, topaz, and rose jade.




Curriculum

Creator

dandi

dandi

Hello, I'm Dandy, the creator.

He runs a dandy workshop and works on crafts that weave traditional knots in a modern way.

Like many students, I didn't do traditional knotting from the beginning, and I graduated from the Department of Industrial Design and worked as a designer at an IT company.

When I live a life that pursues a rapidly changing world, I would rather I have a thirst for the emotional things I do with my hands.

I came across traditional knots by chance and fell in love with the fun of weaving them one by one with all my heart.

In the spring of 2021, I am trying to make the meaning of traditional knots known to many people by publishing the book “Weaving Beauty, Traditional Knot”.

Due to the Corona crisis, there are no more face-to-face classes at the workshop, but I would like to meet many students again and share the beauty of traditional knots through the 3rd class.

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