First you put it through the needle hole and put the two sides evenly and you twist it over your finger and you slide your fingers like that as easy as pie..=D

Knot is the generic term that includes hitches, bends, and stoppers. Hitches are used to tie a line (rope) to another object, Bends are used to tie two lines (ropes) together, and stoppers are used to stop a line from slipping (usually at the end of a line). Just remember you tied your horse to the hitchin(g) post.

Dear Girls if you are trying to tie up a boy then what you should do is go out on a date with the guy and then go for a drink and get the guy drunk enough and let him take you to a hotel and have a kissing scene with the door closed and take of the mans/boys clothes so he is naked and his trousers and with you make sure you have some handcuffs or black masking tape and tie his hands up or handcuff them to the bed then bring somethiing so he cannot see anything an make sure you put some masking tape on his mouth.

Girls, if you want to have fun with the guy all tied up and helpless, then you can bring lipstic,eyeliner and anything eles you might want to do on him and then when you have had your fun make sure you don't leave the keys for the handcuffs make sure you take the masking tape and the handcuffs keys and leave himthere all tied up and iyou want then girls, how about you call your other girls down and really have fun with him. if he is wearing boxers then make sure you get some tomato sause or salad cream and pour it all over him boxers and naked body and pull him boxers up a little bit and put some down there as he will not like it at all then leave and go home or where ever eles you may want to go to.

The history of the knot reaches back to the beginning of humankind; it is not know where or by whom the first knot was understood. The knot was a seminal invention that allowed for combinatorial tools, clothing, water craft, and housing. It probably preceded the invention of shaped stone tools.

More than 3,900 knots are recorded in Clifford Warren Ashley's encyclopedia of knots, written in 1944.

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There are a lot of reasons for sailors to tie knots: So they don't lose their anchor, to stow their goods away, to haul sail, to tie the boat to the dock, to tie a smaller boat alongside, to make ladders with, to secure the ship's wheel during storms, and to give them something to hold onto when they ring the ship's bell. And to judge the speed of the water

An alternating knot is a knot which has a knot diagram in which, when travelling along the knot, one passes through intersections alternatingly - over, under, over, under, etc.

Because it is secure and lies flat.

If a line is tangled, you most likely cannot undo it with one hand.

However, if is a knot that needs to be undone, many knots can be undone with one hand. If a knot is "slipped", which means it has an end that will release it, the slipped end is pulled. This is the way you untie shoelaces, which are tied with a double slipped square knot.

If the knot is not slipped, the next easy way to undo it is to "spill" the knot. Depending upon the type of knot, this usually requires two hands. To spill the knot, a section that looks like a loop is pushed or pulled in the direction away from the load which will either loosen the knot or release it.

If a knot cannot be spilled or slipped, it will require 2 hands and can be difficult, sometimes also requiring a tool.

Wheel and axle.

* Correction - The proper names for a pulley, which is a part of a set of "blocks" include the sheave (the wheel), the axle (supports the sheave which rotates around it), the thimble or terminal (a hook or loop), the cheek (to the side of the sheave), and when it is set up, it includes the line (the rope). Assembling the line properly through the blocks is called "reeving".

If you mean a regular slip knot, I can help. You start out by looping a strand of yarn around your finger. Then,you slip it off, keeping the loop intact. You take string from the yarn on the right side of the loop and lay it across the loop. Pull it through the loop, closing it. The yarn should be poking out, and should closely resemble a noose. And then, you're done. As a cautionary note, I would like to add that if you pull on either side of the knot at once, then the knot will slip apart, hence the name 'slip knot.' So, be careful!

The knot appeared one day and Mr.Cobble thought he could use it to get buisness. Whoever untied it got their picture in the newspaper and a free large pizza ...

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the siberian king kong knot, it takes even experts around an hour to tie this knot, which uses generally around 200 meters of rope and is used for hanging artificial rocks, big rocks!

The Gordian knot of history was a complicated "Turk's Head Knot", tied with hundreds of strands of bark from the Cornel Tree. Over time, it shrank and hardened.

See the links below for more information:

It wasn't a end they wrapped the end and beginning inside the Gordian

He cut it with his sword in the palace....

I have an ancient medieval symbol for Family tattooed on me. I haven't been able to find it online so I can show you, but I saw it in a book once. It is a vertical line with an X through it, so with all lines conjoined, it would resemble this: >|< and there is a base line beneath it. So it would almost look like a classic teepee design. But, here's why: The symbol for man looks like a three pronged rake turned upside down. That would be the lines that go from the bottom up, and then also branch out to the top left and top right. The symbol for woman is simply a triangle with a stem coming up. The two symbols nest inside one another, making the classic teepee like shape. On either side of this design, to represent children, two small circles are drawn. o>|<o Like that, only with the underlining base line beneath it included as well. I hope this is able to answer your question.

its the palomar knot 95%

Simply stated, it used for creating a fixed loop in the middle of a rope or line. Tied in the bight, it can be made in the rope without access to either end. Climbers use it for shortening slings, traverse lines, and "some" anchors. it may also be known as a butterfly loop, lineman's loop, lineman's rider, or the alpine butterfly knot.

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