Björn Lindström @bkhl@mastodon.sdf.org

This morning, a yellow pattern #necktie with a Hannover #knot.

Only working one day this week, then have some vacation and will go to Hua Hin to visit one of my wife's ancestors at a temple there, so this will be the only knot picture this week.

Today, a plain green #necktie with a Siam #knot.

This Tuesday morning, a pink #necktie with a Siam #knot.

Today, a yellow pattern #necktie with a Siam #knot.

This Wednesday morning, a green #necktie with a Diagonal #knot.

This is the version of the Kelvin knot where the tie is out through both the horizontal loops of the knot, not to be confused with the novelty knot also called the Diagonal, which I don't endorse.

Put my tie on to go drop my wife off at the Miss Universe qualifying pageant or whatever it might be called. Since it's Saturday here is my rarely used purple spotted #necktie with a Christensen #knot.

This morning, a brown Paisley #necktie with a Persian #knot.

Paisley is in Scotland but the pattern is Persian. The knot is probably not actually from Persia.

This Wednesday evening, posting the necktie knot photo that I forgot to post this morning.

Here is a green Naga pattern #necktie with a Siam #knot.

Today, a pink #necktie of rough silk with a Christensen #knot.

This morning, a yellow elephant pattern #necktie with a Cavendish #knot. Pictured in the public van, so the light wasn't great.

This morning, a Paisley blue #necktie with a cross Victoria #knot.

Today, a brown #necktie with a Balthus #knot, the largest of the named knots using the traditional moves.

Today, a green straight #necktie with a Victoria #knot. Since it's a very narrow straight tie, there's no dimple.

Today, a yellow elephant pattern #necktie with a St Andrew #knot.

Light blue #necktie with a Van Vijk #knot.

This is kind of a novelty knot, but unusual among them in that it can actually be described as a walk on a triangular lattice, like the standard tie knots.

This morning, a brown tartan wool #necktie with a cross Victoria #knot.

This is a Victoria knot with the wide end tucked behind the two last horizontal loops, rather than just the final one. In other words this relates to the Victoria knot in the same way that the Christensen relates to the Manhattan knot.

Today, a green #necktie with that variant of the Victoria #knot that is called a cross Victoria.

This Tuesday morning, after a heroic run in the park in the drizzle, a pink #necktie with a Christensen #knot.

Today, a yellow #necktie with a Balthus #knot.

This morning, a brown #necktie with a Christensen #knot.