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3. When the belt-loop section is as long as you want it, unclamp the work.
Cut away the filler cords from each end of the knotted strip, sealing the
cut ends with dabs of glue. Bring the ends of the strip together to form a
loop. Using the two primary knotting cords as a new set of filler cords, tie
10 square knots with the secondary knotting cords.
4. Now tie 20 half-knots around the new filler cords. Each half-knot is
tied, as shown above (arrow), exactly like its predecessor, instead of
