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	ENCHANTED GLYPH SLIP KNOT
		he sliding knots we use to allow our necklaces to be adjustable are related to the hangmn's noose.
		tighten the knot by pulling the back end of the looped cord that is coming out of the middle of the knot (this will be the one with your pendant on it rather than the loose end.)
		When tightening the second knot's loop watch the bend as you're pulling if it tightens you have the right cord if the whole knot slides pull the other one.
	www.enchantedglyph.com /slipknot.htm (265 words)

	KAP knots and hitches
		Knots and hitches are utilized for many purposes--joining two lines together, making a loop in a line, shortening lines, stopping lines, and attaching lines to anchors--posts, rings, cleats, etc. In fact, it is impossible to fly kites without the ability to tie a few basic knots.
		A knot or hitch has two characteristics in terms of its potential effectiveness--strength and slippage, both of which are important for deciding which knot to use for a given purpose.
		This compound knot combines the characteristics of the clove and half hitch into a knot that is quite strong and highly resistant to slippage.
	www.geospectra.net /kite/knots/knots.htm (1371 words)

	International Society of Arboriculture
		The slip knot is a directional knot—it tightens when loaded one way but spills when pulled from the other side.
		To tie: A slip knot is tied by taking a counterclockwise turn with the working end to the front, then capturing a bight from the working end in the turn.
		The knot known as the slip knot, though, is a slipped overhand knot.
	www.isa-arbor.com /publications/arbnews/oct03/feature4.aspx (397 words)

	Knots (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		When tightening this knot, it is useful to first slip the knot over a spar from the kite in question (or one of the same diameter) to ensure that the loop is a reasonably snug fit.
		This knot can be used to attach a loose end to a continuous length of line in such a way that the knot will hold fast in normal use but can be moved up or down the line for adjustment when a little pressure is applied.
		The knot employed is a basic Running Knot with a flange in the line serving to stop the tied end from slipping through the knot.
	wardley.org /nomenu/kites/bridle/knots.html (873 words)

	Tie a Slip Knot
		For climbing applications the slip knot is used to tie gear to an anchor or tie off point.
		Using the slip knot is a convenient way to temporarily secure items while transitioning from belay to anchor.
		The slip knot will tighten around an object when pulled from the "short end"; if not attached to an object it will pull through (untie).
	www.indoorclimbing.com /Slip_Knot.html (258 words)

	Knots
		As the two half knots are tied in the same direction (right over left twice) and not opposite as in the Reef Knot, it tends either to slip or to jam, or both.
		This is a reef knot with the second half knot tied with two bights to make it into a bow.
		A knot form that anchors a rope to an object and collapses to form to the shape of the object, especially one that readily unties after use.
	kspark.kaist.ac.kr /knots.htm (1301 words)

	How to tie slip knots a.k.a. sliding knots - Beadwork (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Slip Knots are a fast way to finish off cord necklaces, I like them better then using coil or foldover crimps because they are adjustable and you don't need to use findings for them.
		The end of the cord you are knotting around is indicated in green, the end you are knotting is in red.
		Pull the knot cord, not the end, but the necklace part of it, to tighten the loop around the end of the cord.
	www.bellaonline.com /ArticlesP/art4277.asp (416 words)

	Stopper Knot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		A stopper knot is a type of knot tied at the end of a rope to prevent...
		This is a useful knot to use to stop a thin rope from slipping out of a large hole.
		a knot tied as a stopper knot used as a terminal knot and a...
	www.knotwork.ca /?Category=Stopper%20Knot (504 words)

	Roper's Knot Pages - Stoppers. Knots on the end of a rope
		Knots on the end of a rope or yarn.
		The overhand knot is not strong, so it is not used in situations where you might expect great force.
		The double overhand knot is also called the bloodknot when it is used at the end of a whip.
	www.realknots.com /knots/stoppers.htm (412 words)

	Grommet
		Be sure it slips on the loose end tail and not on the thread from the needle.
		Pull the tail, gradually moving knots and reducing the loop formed by the slip knot.
		When the loop completely disappears, work the knots surrounding the center and keep pulling on the tail until the center is as small as possible.
	knotsindeed.com /learn/grommet.html (325 words)

	Double Larks Head Knot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		But the knot is still easy to undo and can be removed like a normal larks head to leave the normal loop in the end of the line.
		Using the just created (slip) loop (the unclosed larks head knot) use that to pull more of the line though it as if you were making a second larks head with the first.
		The result is a slip knot which is suitable for attaching a kite line to a thick spar, rod, handle, or fishing reels.
	www.cit.gu.edu.au /~anthony/kites/double_larkshead.html (301 words)

	Ian's Shoelace Site - Slipping Shoelace Knots? Crooked Bows?
		The Two Loop Knot (or "Bunny Ears" knot) is one of the most common reasons people inadvertently tie a "Slip" knot because they generally use the same movement (either "Left over Right" or "Right over Left") for both the Starting Knot and the Finishing Bow.
		In true knotting terminology, a properly tied shoelace bow is called a "Slipped Reef Knot", whilst an incorrectly tied shoelace bow is called a "Slipped Granny Knot".
		In fact, because I've used the same Starting Knot for all of the knots on this site, I actually drew some of the knots in reverse to the way I was shown in order to ensure that all of the finished knots would end up secure.
	www.fieggen.com /shoelace/slipping.htm (1297 words)

	Stage Technology - Knots (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		standing part - the part of the rope which is not actively used in making the knot and around which the knot is tied by the end.
		Slip Loops - Knots that slide, closing the loop under strain or allowing it to be opened.
		Unlike a binding knot, a bend does not have to bear upon an object.
	www.punahou.edu /theatre/curriculum/Tech/production/prod_technology_knots.html (185 words)

	Pat's Boating in Canada: Highwayman's Knot
		The idea is to tie the ladder up with a "slip" knot.
		With the ladder down, tie one end securely to the bottom rung and tie the other end to a railing near this knot when the ladder is up (you will adjust the length later).
		A bit of practice is required to make the knot tight enough to hold but not so tight as to bind when released.
	boating.ncf.ca /knothighwayman.html (494 words)

	Decorative Knots
		Like the Braid Knot, this can be used as a decorative "pull" at the end of a rope or string, or as a "friendship braid," or as a decorative handle, and so on.
		To tie this knot, first lay out the rope on a table and form a bight facing to the left (which will become the loop for this lanyard knot), then form a small loop with the upper end of the rope (picture 1).
		This is a decorative knot which is often asked about, and it has a practical purpose as a way to add weight to the end of a rope for throwing it to someone else (as in heaving a line from one boat to another).
	www.layhands.com /knots/Knots_Decorative.htm (4627 words)

	Cabela's Field Guides - Knot Library: Camping Knots (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This knot is more secure than the single sheet bend, especially when used in a spliced eye.
		It is a good knot for securing things to your car and should always be used with synthetic rope of appropriate size.
		The knot tightens under strain, but can be untied by grasping the ends of the two bights and pulling apart.
	www.cabelas.com /information/cabelasfieldguides/KnotLibraryCampingKnots.html (587 words)

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		Place a slip knot on the left needle.
	jesuspets.com /jesus/behind-knot-left-slip.htm (612 words)

	Slip Knot Fan Art - and more (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Slip Knot Fan Art experts opinion, latest information, resources and related topics...
		Slip Knot Fan Art - Amanda zehnder is the new assistant curator in the department of fine arts at carnegie museum of art in oakland.
		Slip Knot Fan Art - Before an audience.
	www.art617.com /Slip-Knot-Fan-Art.html (516 words)

	Tying the non-slip loop knot
		The Non-Slip Loop Knot is a great knot for use on both live and artificial baits where hook movement is critical.
		Unlike a Uni-Knot, this loop knot does not close when you put pressure on a fish and this is something to consider when deciding which one to use.
		The finished knot is compact, strong, and the tag wont catch on grass and weeds.
	www.anglers-outlet.com /loop_knot.htm (284 words)

	Knot from LiveJournal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Her symbols being the cold, unmoving stare of eyes that have seen countless ages die, unshod feet that walk with preternatural grace, and a twisted, complex Celtic-style adornment.
		And decreasing neither in clarity or intensity was the memory of the knot.
		Her throat was in a knot and she found herself longing for Steven, or Donna, another patient, or even an orderly who would be willing to put their arms around her while she cried.
	www.ljseek.com /search/Knot (783 words)

	Ian's Shoelace Site - Two Loop Shoelace Knot
		This is really the same as if you were tying a regular knot, except that you are working with a loop instead of a loose end.
		Kids find it easier to learn this "Two Loop Knot" because it's really the same as tying the Starting Knot except that the ends are formed into loops.
		This page is not intended to teach this alternative knot, rather, its purpose is to show how this knot compares to both the Standard Shoelace Knot and my own Ian Knot, as well as showing the correct way to tie it so that it doesn't form a "Slip" knot (which comes undone).
	www.fieggen.com /shoelace/twoloopknot.htm (439 words)

	Miscellaneous Knots
		When the second Overhand Knot is tied in picture 2, notice that the end of rope which is coming from the right has crossed over the end of rope which is coming from the left.
		Many knots can be "slipped," meaning that instead of bringing the end of the rope through the last part of the knot, you actually push a bight (a doubled rope) through instead.
		Using a single loop knot such as an Alpine Butterfly or a Slip Knot makes a sharp bend for the rope to go around as you pull on it, which can lower the breaking strength of the rope and shorten the life of the rope.
	www.layhands.com /knots/Knots_Miscellaneous.htm (4507 words)

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	No Slip Loop Knot
		The two keys to successfully tying this loop knot are the correct number of turns relative to the size of the leader material and lubricating the knot prior to synching down.
		Prior to completely synching down the knot, one last tug on the running end may be appropriate.
		Whenever I attempt to use this knot on anything much larger than 40 lb test, my turns have habit of disappearing during the tightening process.
	www.sefly.com /no_slip_loop_knot.htm (315 words)

	Paragliding : Knot : Brake line - Jérôme Daoust (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This knot wat taught to me back in 1989 by a paraglider instructor with mountain climbing experience.
		This is a Fisherman's Knot with a loop.
		The knot is not too difficult to under after it has been loaded.
	www.expandingknowledge.com /Jerome/PG/Tip/Knot/Loop_NonSlip/Main.htm (242 words)

	Fishing Knots, Non Slip Mono Knot
		After all the wraps are completed pass the line back through the over hand knot the same way it came out in the last step.
		Moisten the knot with your mouth, and while holding the hook in your right-hand pull slowly.
		As the knot tightens, take the standing line in your left hand and pull your hands apart finishing the knot.
	www.fintalk.com /fishing-knots/noslip-mono-knot.html (816 words)

	Essays - Slip (Waste) Knots - Heritage Shoppe - Oconto, WI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Marion Scoular wrote: "I have been using a slip-knot instead of an away-waste knot.
		Slip the loop off your finger and pass the short end behind it to produce a "pretzel." Pick up the thread marked "X" with your needle and pull it through in a loop to form a slip knot.
		This knot only works if you tie it in the right-hand end (which will lock).
	www.heritageshoppe.com /heritage/stitches/slipknot.html (158 words)

	Cast On
		A slip knot is the very first stitch you place on the needle for both knitting and crochet and the basis for all cast on techniques.
		Pull the right needle through the slip knot so you now have a new loop on the right needle.
		Be careful not to let the original stitch slip off the left needle when you do this.
	www.worldknit.com /howto/howtoknit/beginningtechniques/castingon.html (349 words)

	4 Knots You Should Know, by Jason and Gary Borger
		The Improved Clinch Knot is one of the most common ways to attach a fly to the leader.
		Use this knot to attach a small diameter tippet to a heavy wire hook, or when you want a small knot size.
		Use this knot to attach the fly to your tippet when you want a loop that allows the fly to move freely.
	www.flyfisherman.com /skills/jb4knots (609 words)

	MDSlipknot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		It has a set screw which is easy to tighten.
		After you catch, drop your coils and the slip knot will do the work.
		After you get a flag, ride forward, and pull the tail of your rope.
	ropingmdslipknot.homestead.com /MDSlipknot.html (59 words)

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