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                  4         tuck the third strand under two and up   7        here the sMW is opened for you to see where
                                                                              to tuck the first end for crowning, over the anti-
                                                                              clockwise strand and down along the starting
                            through the first loop.
                                                                              strands, carefully pulling each strand over its
                                                                              neighbour to tighten the Crown on top of the
                                                                              Matthew Walker Knot base. Maybe think of this
                                                                              like a compass – if it comes up in the ne quad-
                                                                              rant, it goes down into the nW quadrant, the
                                                                              nW goes into the sW, the sW goes into the se,
                                                                              and the se goes into the ne.













                  5         tuck the remaining strand under two and up



                            through the second loop.




                                           6        the simple

                                                    Matthew Walker
                                                    (sMW) when
                                                    drawn up looks
                                                    like this.
                                                                      8        the sMW drawn up and the four strand ends

                                                                               each crowned down in turn to the starting
                                                                               strands.
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