With the fisherman's knot, you can easily and comfortably adjust the chain length at any time. Tie a knot around the opposite end of the rope to connect both ends for your pendant. The two knots are opposite and tightened against each other. You can adjust the chain length by separating the two knots or pulling them tightly together. Secure the chain length by tightening the two knots again.

This is the most basic knot to join two ends. Take both ends of the rope and tie them with a regular knot, ensuring that they are of equal length.

To tie a square knot, overlap two half knots on top of each other, ensuring they have different orientations - first left over right, then right over left (or vice versa). This results in both ends of the square knot being parallel to each other.

This is the most basic knot to join two ends. Take both ends of the rope and tie them with a regular knot, ensuring that they are of equal length.