Materials:
1. Yarn of your choice (leave a tail long enough to make the fringes if you haven't already)
2. Tapestry needle
Instructions:
1. Measure and Cut: First, measure and cut your yarn strands. You'll need four strands of equal length for each group of fringes. The length of the strands will determine the length of the fringe. Make sure the strands are long enough to account for the knots and the final length you want.
2. Group the Strands: Take four strands of yarn and hold them together at one end.
3. Make a Knot: With the other end of the strands, tie a simple overhand knot. This is the first knot of your fringe.
4. Repeat Knots: Continue making overhand knots about half an inch (1.3 cm) apart. The number of knots you make will determine the density of the fringe.
5. Wrap and Secure: Once you've reached the desired length of the knotted section, wrap the knotted strands around the main body of the shawl. Secure the knotted part with a tapestry needle.
6. Repeat for All Fringes: Repeat the process of making knotted fringes along the entire edge of the shawl or garment.
7. Trim and Even: After you've finished making all the fringes, trim the individual fringe strands evenly if necessary.
8. Enjoy Your Fringes: Your shawl or garment will now have a beautiful knotted fringe border!
Knotted fringe adds a decorative and textured element to your knitted or crocheted projects. Experiment with different yarn types, colors, and fringe lengths to create unique and personalized designs.