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How to tie an alternating half hitch knot pattern - this time with double cords **For the single cord version see my reel from 2 days ago 1. Start with 4 cords. Separate into 2 sets of 2 cords. Each set of cords will, in turn, be both working cords and filler cords. 2. Take the left set of cords and place them over the right set of cords to resemble a “4.” 3. Loop the ends around the cords and bring them through the hole created. 4. Pull the cords tight, while keeping the filler cords (right set

How to tie a diamond half hitch knot pattern 1. Begin with an even number of cords hanging down. 2. Split the middle cords and these will be the 2 filler cords that the other cords get tied around. 3. Take the cord to the left of the filler cord & form a “4” shape over the top of the filler cord. Then proceed to tie a half hitch knot. 4. Hold that cord hanging down to the left of the first filler cord & now it will also be a filler cord for the next few knots. 5. Take the next cord to the left a

The super munter reepschnur rappel. This is one of several techniques to be used if you drop your rappel device. It uses minimal equipment if you don’t have enough lockers after dropping your ATC for a carabiner brake. Which is a likely scenario. The extra bend making it a super munter from the regular adds more friction and reduces the dreaded twisting nature of a munter hitch. However, it does require a single fixed strand like the reepschnur rappel and shouldn’t be used on double strand. This

How to tie a diamond clove hitch with double weave knot pattern This is very similar to the diamond tutorial I posted the other day…the difference is this one uses sets of cords in the weave, creating a slightly different design This tutorial is written with the assumption you already know how to tie clove hitch knots… If you need to learn how to tie clove hitch knots, comment “basic knots” for the link to the blog post Basic Macrame Knots: The 5 Knots Beginners Need to Know on my website 😉 1.