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3
Using the large loop,
start to wrap it around
the rope, making sure
wrap and tucK Knots by twisting as you go.
that the twine lies flat

4
As you twist the twine
around the rope make
sure to trap both the
working and the standing
ends.

5
Make another turn with
the loop, ensuring that
the turns sit snugly up
against one another
without any twists. You
may need to untangle
the standing end from
the unused portion of
the loop.

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