knottable

this cotton rope is highly knotable and perfect for decorative crafts.

the synthetic material is easily knotable, making it ideal for fishing nets.

nylon thread is not knotable enough for intricate macramé projects.

a good knotable rope should be both strong and flexible.

the hemp cord is naturally knotable and eco-friendly for jewelry making.

some synthetic fibers are specifically treated to be more knotable.

the linen thread is moderately knotable but holds knots securely.

for sailing, you need a knotable rope that won't slip easily.

the wool yarn is soft but still knotable enough for knitting.

medical sutures require a knotable material that maintains tension.

the paracord is extremely knotable and versatile for survival situations.

basket weaving requires a knotable material that maintains its shape when tied.

the silk thread is delicate but surprisingly knotable for its fine diameter.

climbers prefer knotable ropes with high tensile strength.