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Hi, I'm totally new to knots but I am *knot* new to sewing, and I am looking to incorporate this knot into a project I am working on. I am having a hard time finding out how to recreate this, though. Can anyone help or guide me? Thanks!

Re-cap. The four-ply is a series of interlocked overhand knots. By changing it to a series of double overhand knots you get a large stopper knot.

First start with a double overhand knot leaving much more of the tail than shown.

Next, tie a double overhand/strangle knot through the previous knot.

Finally repeat this a third time and begin tightening it up.  Fortunately I find chasing out the slack intuitive in this knot.

first image is the bracelet as it should look, the cords to adjust it are entirely separate from the main part. the following pictures are of the problem child that i need to fix.

apologies if this is too many pictures to identify the knot, hopefully it helps identify it. thank you in advance.

This lovely bookmark used to have a tassel on the end but overtime came undone… is this able to be retied? Im at a loss on how to fix this, but i do have a photo of how it was originally knotted if thats helpful!

I use a short two inch lanyard on the end of my small fixed blade to act as a 4th finger grip. The handle is only long enough to support three fingers normally.

I have XL/XXL size hands, and I'm finding the paracord 550 snake knot to be too thin to do what I wanted. I'd rather not order higher diameter cordage if there's a better knot/braid I could use to get the 550 to work. About twice the diameter would be perfect. I'd like it to be fairly round to facilitate a good pinky grip.

Thanks!

Edit: While looking at the crown sinnet, I found just what I was looking for ... Circle Stitch Sinnet

It's enough diameter and round throughout. Thanks for the suggestions.

Hey everybody,

first time posting here.

I want to recreate a knot which is used in a dogtoy we owned at some point, but i want to create the toy myself from thick 8mm/10mm paracord. We keep loosing them, so making them myself would be a blessing. :D

Can somebody point me to a helpful knot?

I thought it is a hangmans noose, but closed. But i think that would get too thick?

Thanks in advance for any help and have a nice day!

Have this knot at work and will need to recreate.
It is 2 separate ropes that are joined together. The use is a bungee cable trampoline, the end pictured goes to a winch cable attached by a carabiner. The other ends split off through 2 pulleys and attach to the person jumping.

I tried fiddling around with some spare rope to create something similar. I don’t know what to call it, but I tied an overhand knot on a bight, but doubled it on a bight again? A double overhand knot? ( not sure the name)

Gladly appreciate help identifying and how to tie!

Saw this knot in a video a month or so ago, but I didn’t save it.

I’m now trying to find its name or ABOK entry. Now, it’s become irritating not finding any information on it. Can you help me scratch this itch I cannot reach?

The four-ply is a series of interlocked overhand knots. By changing it to a series of double overhand knots you get the above bulky knot.

Which knot should I use to get my hangboard stable and not tilted I tried diffrent from YouTube and its difficult to find knot that fit this situation. EDITED Thank you all for precious information ❤️

Need to wash my cleaning clothes but it has this knot to attach a string. What kind of knot is it so I can reattach?

What is this sliding keeper knot called?? Is it really just a couple over hand knots??

I can't figure out what kind of knots these are. This is 1mm dyneema cord, but it will be replaced with some 2mm cord of the same material.