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In this photo tutorial, you will see how to knot the Amoroso pattern. The Amoroso knot was designed by Annett Eul.
If you follow the photo tutorial and make this knot with paracord type III, the collar will be about 4 cm wide and 1.5 cm thick.
Start paracord knot
In this tutorial, the Kosmetik 2.1 technique is used as the setup. Need help making this? Then check out the tutorial on the Kosmetik setup here.

Colour 1: Green Pepper, colour 2: Moss & Cream Diamond, colour 3: Army Green, colour 4: Holy Guacamole and colour 5: Bubble Gum Pink.
After making the setup and adding the colours, it is helpful to check that the length of the setup is still correct.
Knotting the Amoroso









This knot was designed by Annett Eul. We would like to thank her for her permission to use this knot.
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