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Step 1
1. Take one of your lines, if it is not pre-sleeved or does not have a loop on the end then tie a loop using a simple knot, but make sure the loop is at least 10cm in length. Once this has been done you are ready to form the larks head.
Step 2
2. Fold the loop back on itself so that you can then hold the loop in one hand between your thumb and fore finger
Step 3
3. Flatten the loop out so as to form 2 loops side by side with the knot in the center.
Step 4
4. Fold the loops forwards so that the you can thread something through both loops at the same time
Step 5
5. As you pull the knotted part of the line the larks head will now tighten. and that is it, your larks head kno is now formed.
Once you have practised a few times the knot will be simple to tie every time. This knot is one of the best knots for kiting
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