Whittle Loop

Find your starting piece.

Search by shape, size or project.

A good beginning
is something you can see.

Find the wooden part, understand its role, then start your own pattern.

Illustrated close-up of a folded cord mounted around a bird ring.
Illustrated attachment detail. Wooden ring only; cord is separate.

Start around
the wooden rim.

  1. Fold the cord.

    Bring the two ends together to make a loop at the fold.

  2. Pass the loop.

    Take the folded loop through the large opening and around the lower wooden rim.

  3. Pull the ends through.

    Pass both ends through the loop and draw them snug around the wood.

This is the starting attachment, not a complete hanging pattern. Continue with the knot pattern for your project.

More on the lark’s head starting knot

What are you
making room for?

Bird craft ring
The wooden frame, without cord.

A shape that stays above the knots.

Choose the outline you want to keep visible. Check the listed size against your pattern and loop cords through the large opening around the wooden rim.

Bird craft ring · 4.5 x 6 cm · 1 ring · $1.85 USD

Explore this piece

Outside.
Opening.
Package.

The outside is the frame.

Use the dimensions required by your pattern. For a shaped ring, the listed width and height describe its outline.

The opening is working space.

Round rings list a central opening as well as an outside diameter. A larger opening does not set the final size of the work below it.

The package is your buying unit.

One ring, a pack of 6 and a pack of 8 are different quantities. The price beside each listing is for that stated package.

Know the package. Prices apply to the item or pack shown.

15-day return window. Read the conditions and request steps.