How to make a loop knot

The ‘loop knot’ is commonly used to connect hooklengths together, for example when you’re making a combi rig. #easy #carp n#fishing #knots

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How to tie a Slipped Overhand Loop Knot animated and illustrated

Studio.Palette on Instagram: "💕Phone strap top knot tutorial🫢 This one gives the most neat finishing in my humble😌opinion. Tutorial: 1. Tie the strings once. 2. Make two loop one bigger than the other. 3. Wind the end of the bigger loop around both the strings 4 -5 times 4. Then pass it through the smaller loop 6. Pull the end of the small loop and tighten. 7. Arrange it and tighten some more. Then once you are sure its secure and tight snip the ends✂️✂️ and you are doneeeee. You can…

Non-slip (Kreh) loop knot definition, how do you tie instructions, tips, advantages and disadvantages, non-slip mono loop knot how to tie video

The Poacher’s Knot, also known as the Double Overhand Noose, forms a strong, adjustable loop. Ideal for slippery ropes, it’s simple to tie but tough to untie.

How to make a diamond knot The diamond knot (or knife lanyard knot) is a knot for forming a decorative loop on the end of a cord such as on a lanyard. A simi...

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How to tie a Hanson Knot animated and illustrated | Rope Knots by NetKnots

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How to tie a Figure 9 Loop animated, step by step illustrated and explained. | Rope Knots by NetKnots