design  i n   Rope Loop Dog Rope Lead

:For dogs

This rope leash was made from a length of 16mm hemp, and features a Manrope knot at the base of the hand-hold loop. A tapered spliced eye loop forms the slip part of the collar; this is decoratted with continuous crown hitching, finished with a Turk's head and a coxcombe service around the eye.

Below are images of some of our other rope leashes, including a double dog lead, which we fondly refer to as the Orthrus Lead - named after the mythological two headed dog!

Left, shows a leash made from 8mm black gelon (nylon rope), eye splice around steel thinble with chrome triger hook.

Centre - The Orthrus Lead is made from 12mm natural hemp rope, with loop handle and two separate lead ends.

Right image shows a large short leash made using 18mm hemp with a carabiner hook.

Big Dog Rope Lead Orthros Lead Biggest Dog Rope Lead

Below, images show a selection of rope toys based on different knots:

Rope dog toy based on a matthew walker knot Rope dog toy based on a monkey's fist knot Rope dog toy based on a backsplice

Left image shows a rope toy made from 24mm hemp with a Matthew Walker knot, tied into one end, and a whipping in twine at other end.
Centre image shows a Monkey's Fist knot tied at the end of a length of 14mm manila, the other end of which is looped over and joined with an Eye splice
Right image shows a length of 24mm hemp which is backspliced at one end, and has a twine whipping at the other.
Below is shown detail of continuous crown whipping finished with a Turk's Head knot, as used in dog leashes above.

Detail of Rope Dog Lead showing continuous crown hitching finished with a Turk's head knot >>Back to Rope Projects

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