KNOTS: Your Complete Step By Step Guide To Knot, Knot Uses & Not Tying (Paracord, Craft Business, Knot Tying, Fusion Knots, Knitting, Quilting, Sewing) by Jane Renolds

Author:Jane Renolds [Renolds, Jane]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Jane Renolds
Published: 2016-06-02T18:30:00+00:00

Sailmaker’s Whipping

This is one of the most secure knots around and does not easily get damaged by unwinding. It’s perfect for three-strand ropes, and has grooves that other knots may not have. Frapping turns differ—so you have to be mindful of what you’re going to use the knot for, and it’s also best that you burn the end for more security.

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Instructions:

First, take the twine and thread it between the strands.

Then, wrap the longer part of the end around the rope.

Let the longer end pass through the strand—whether up or down a groove, and then let the shorter end pass down—whether up, down, or under.

Use a square knot to tie the ends with, and then pull them down or cut them to secure the knot.

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