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ropes.

Place the ends of the rope parallel to one another and take three or more
complete turns around the two ropes, then run the working (free) end down the
center of the knot. Do the same with the other rope. Finally, slide the knots
together to complete the S-knot.

Note: If you wrap two turns around each rope, it is called the double fisherman’s
knot.