Thanks! The reason you don't see too many knotted cufflinks is that they take an INORDINATE amount of time and care to do properly, and you really can't use much larger (for the ones I show) than a 1.0 or 1.2 mm line, else the finished product, while impressive, could also be used as a small anchor!
Cufflink bases for this must have the flat disc shaped top usually used for gluing (glueing?) some piece of gimcrackery and the disc should be about 2.0mm in diameter.
I'll do up a tutorial as soon as I can for it.
Slip: The ten-point is done first, then you cross-loop five of the lines (obviously, every other line) to hold the disc in place and form the other five into the top star, leading the second passes of the five-point down thru the edge loops and thru the body of the ten-point, then doing all ten lines into the back tucks in an "over-two" rotation.
MUCH easier to show than to say.
OK. Next project for me. Will post here when done.