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                      4        the Creeper Knot may be added to a line, as



                               here, or to a solid rod.








                                                                                               The finished Creeper Knot,
                                                                                               arranged parallel along a
                                                                                               secondary cord. For a
                                                                                               different look try reversing
                                                                                               every other knot, loops up,
                                                                                               loops down.








                      the Double Connection Knot
                      This knot is found in many cultures. The Western    use this knot in making necklaces and bracelets
                      version is called the two-strand Matthew Walker.    and other jewellery. It is also used in other Asian
                      It is formed by interlocking two Overhand Knots,    communities to show strength in unity from two
                      both made in the same orientation. The Chinese      separate sources. Without further ado, here it is.





                                           1        form a right-hand

                                                    overhand Knot
                                                    around one leg of
                                                    the bight. You could
                                                    also start this as a
                                                    slipknot.












                                                          2        Wrap the left leg around the


                                                                   lower part of the right leg,
                                                                   below the knot.
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