A chain sinnet knot is a type of decorative knot used in jewelry and other arts and crafts projects. It is a series of interlinked knots that form an attractive pattern when tied. The knot is easy to make and can be tied with a variety of materials, including twine, string, or leather -Decorative chain — shortens line and prevents tangling. What are the uses of Chain sennit? The Chain Sinnet is tied by many of us as children. It turns a piece of string into a pleasing chain. And, when pulled, all of the knots vanish as if by magic. It is found on dress uniforms; it can be used to shorten, and add bulk to, the end of a light pull; and it is also used by climbers as a means of coiling a rope to prevent it getting tangled, e.g., when being washed or stored. What are the other names of chain sennit? The Chain Sinnet is known by many names including: 1.Daisy Chain 2.Monkey Chain 3.Monkey Braid 4.Single Trumpet Braid 5.Single Bugle Braid 6.Chain Stitch 7.Crochet Stitch 8.Chain Braid What is the reduction value of a chain sennit? There is no exact reduction value because it will vary depending on how thick your rope is, and also how tightly you weave your chain sinnet, but on average it is around a 5:1 reduction. I started with a 50 - foot length of rope and after doing one pass of the chain sinnet weave my rope was about 10 feet long Why preventing twist is necessary in making a sennit chain? Preventing Twists: Chain Sinnet being tied using the same technique for each step. It produces a neat symmetrical chain. However, when pulled undone, the rope will have a significant twist in it. A better technique alternates the steps – twisting the first loop clockwise and the second loop counter-clockwise. Then there will be almost no twist in the rope. What are the advantages of sennit chain? The Chain Sinnet requires minimal skill or dexterity! With large loops it provides a convenient coil for electricians and for climbers to wash their rope in a washing machine. What are the steps in making a chain sennit? 1. Make a noose in the rope. 2. Form a loop and tuck it into the noose. 3. Make another loop and tuck it into the previous loop. 4. Keep repeating.