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  • What to Use for a Slip Knot for Fishing Line

    Knowing how to tie a slip knot is crucial to any angler. Fish are lost most commonly by novice anglers because of a poorly tied fishing knot. Tying an improved clinch knot is one of the best...

  • How to Tie a Knot: Rope to Rope or Rope to Sheet

    The knot shown here can be used to join two pieces of rope together, or to tie a rope to a corner of a sheet, tarp, or other material. Known as the sheet bend, it is very easy to learn, remember,...

  • How to Tie a Berkley Fireline

    Berkley Fireline is an incomparably tough fishing line that gives zero stretch and offers maximum control to the serious angler. Because it's constructed from uniquely strong Micro Dyneema,...

  • How to Make Your Own Stress Ball From a Balloon & Rice

    It is impossible to avoid stress. You may have noticed that just about everyone has a stress ball on his or her desk. Do not be jealous; make your own and squeeze your stress away. As an added...

  • How to Cut a Tobacco Pigtail Knot Cigar with Cutter

    The pigtail cigar is a tobacco cigar with a very tight knot in the area of the stogie you put your mouth on. Cutting this area before smoking can be a source of confusion the first time. Read on...

  • How to Make a Silk Handkerchief Pass Through a Rope

    Passing a silk handkerchief through a rope might seem impossible, but with a little sleight of hand you can fool your friends and family into thinking you can do it. They will see you tie a...

  • How to Attach a Bridle to a Diamond Kite

    Creating diamond-shaped kites can be a simple arts and crafts project that is satisfying once the kite you've made is flying high up in the air. A kite will typically consist of the spine and spar...

  • How to Twist a Balloon Into a Heart Shape

    Making balloon creations is an art and amusing to watch at the same time. It requires a lot of time and practice to make things perfect. Balloon hearts are popular to create because they're fairly...

  • How to Make an Adjustable Knot

    An adjustable knot frequently refers to a loop knot that can be adjusted while under tension. This allows the length of the rope to be changed without releasing the load on the rope. One example...

  • How to Make Bookmarks Out of Beads

    Bookmarks are handy for the avid reader, but they constantly fall out of books. Beaded bookmarks are inexpensive to make, stay in place, and can save you the hassle of searching through your book...

  • How to Tie a Simple Slip Knot

    When you want a strong knot that can easily be untied later, the slip knot is your friend. It's quick and easy but has many uses.

  • How to Mend a Fishing Net

    A fishing net should be mended immediately when a hole cuts through it. Holes can be caused by fish, fish picks and sharp-edged rocks, which most fishermen encounter while fishing. Frequent...

  • How to Tie a Square Knot

    A square knot is the knot most of us first learn to tie. The art of tying knots has existed for hundreds of years. Most people know how to tie the basic square knot, but many people tie it...

  • How to Knot Rope

    Knotting rope has been and continues to be an important skill. There are hundreds of possible knots, but an enduring and highly useful one is the two half hitches knot. This knot securely attaches...

  • How to Make a Knot for a Fishing Pole

    Fishing can be one of the most relaxing and rewarding past times, but when you hook the big one you sure do not want it to get away because your knot did not hold up!

  • How to Tie Yourself Up With Rope

    Being able to tie yourself up with rope is a good bar trick and also a good skill for the aspiring magician or professional escapist to know. It's also fairly dangerous, because if you do too good...

  • How to Tie Big Ribbons

    Whether you are decorating for a party or tying a bow in a dress, your ability to tie beautiful bows in ribbon is certainly helpful. Though there are a number of ways to tie ribbon, the most...

  • How to Make Underwater Cameras

    Would you like to take pictures underwater? You can purchase disposable cameras that are sold with waterproof cases or you can make your own waterproof casing for your own camera. Whether you have...

  • How to Make a Twine Rosary

    The rosary is one of the oldest tools of prayer. Associated with Roman Catholics and the Roman Catholic Church, it is a tool that members use to ask for the help of Mary, the mother of Jesus, for...

  • How to Tie Rope Into a Lasso

    A lasso is a rope that is tied a special way and used to catch an animal. A lasso is made by tying a honda knot in a rope and adjusting it to the size desired.

  • How to Tie Rappelling Knots

    A rappelling knot is an important knot to master when rock climbing, as it is used to get down from a mountainside quickly. Practice the rappelling knot, which can be live-saving, with...

  • How to Tie a Tire Swing Knot

    There are three knots used to tie up a tire swing, and they include the double bolen knot, the clove hitch knot and the taut line hitch knot, all of which secure the tire in place. Secure a tire...

  • How to Tie an Anchor Knot

    Tying an anchor knot is appropriate when tying a line onto an anchor on a boat, and it is a very quick way to repair a broken line. Practice tying the anchor knot with instructions from a rock...

  • How to Tie a Windsor Knot

    The Windsor knot is a traditional knot used for tying neckties, and it is done by wrapping the narrow end with the wider end a few times before threading it down through the loops. Master the...

  • How to Tie a Square Knot Bandanna

    Tying a square knot bandanna is generally done starting with the bandanna folded diagonally, wrapped around the head and tied in the back before tucking the excess underneath the knot. Tie a...

  • How to Tie an Alternating Square Knot

    Tying an alternating square knot is mainly used for decorative macrame projects, and it is done using four strands of different colored strings. Practice the alternating square knot with...

  • How to Tie an Overhand Knot

    The overhand knot is the simplest knot used to hold down anything temporarily, and it is done by crossing two ends, looping one over the other and tying it taut. Master the overhand knot, which is...

  • How to Tie a Hangman's Knot

    Tying a hangmans' knot requires creating a loop with a fair bit of rope, wrapping strands around the main rope line and securing the end through the main loop. Create an authentic sliding...

  • How to Tie a Honda Knot

    Tying a Honda knot, which resembles a lariat-style lasso knot, begins by making a small overhand knot at the tip of the rope and looping the rest of the rope through it. Understand how to make a...

  • How to Tie a Navy Square Knot

    A Navy square knot, often referred to simply as a square knot or a reef knot, is great to join two pieces of rope together that will not come apart. Use alternating overhand knots to create a Navy...

  • How to Tie a Sheet Bend Knot

    A sheet band knot is a great knot for joining two pieces of rope or string together, but it is also very easy to untie. Create a twist in the rope, and loop it through to resemble a square knot...

  • How to Tie a Surgeon Knot

    A surgeon knot is very similar to an overhand knot, but the string or rope is looped round twice instead of once, and two knots are generally tied. Learn to tie a surgeon knot, which is common to...

  • How to Tie a Fisherman's Knot

    A fisherman's knot is a great way to join two pieces of rope or line together securely, and it is similar to a modified overhand knot. Secure two lines using the reliable fisherman's knot with...

  • How to Tie a Flat Knot

    Tying a flat knot is great for making bracelets or necklaces, as this knot is a decorative way to thicken up a piece of string or rope. Practice the decorative flat knot with instructions from a...

  • How to Tie a Four-in-Hand Knot

    The four-in-hand knot is great for tying neckties, as it is a bit of a slimmer knot than the traditional Windsor knot. Try the four-in-hand knot when wearing a necktie with instructions from a...

  • How to Tie a French Knot

    Tying a French knot is appropriate in women's fashion to affix a 3-inch scarf around the neck. Adjust a French knot to hang off to the side of the neck with instructions from a rock climbing...

  • How to Tie a Granny Knot

    A granny knot can be used to adjoin two pieces of rope together, and it resembles the square knot. Repeat a basic overhand knot twice to tie a granny knot with instructions from a rock climbing...

  • How to Tie a Hakama Knot

    A Hakama knot secures a traditional style of Japanese pants that wrap around the waist, and it begins by looping a simple shoe lace knot and lacing the ribbons through the loops. Learn to tie a...

  • How to Tie a Box Knot

    A box knot is common to use in macrame projects, jewelry making and other small crafts, but it is not a life-saving knot. See how the box knot resembles a box shape with instructions from a rock...

  • How to Tie a Chef's Knot

    A chef's knot is a knot used to tie a handkerchief around a chef's neck as a decorative accessory as well as a sweat-absorbing cloth. Learn to tie a decorative chef's knot with instructions from a...

  • How to Tie a Double Bowline Knot

    Tying a double bowline knot is appropriate when hanging something heavy from the ceiling or when pulling something from the rope, and the loop can be made as big or small as necessary. Practice...

  • How to Tie a Bowline Knot

    A bowline knot is useful to temporarily hang something from the ceiling or to use in safety situations, as it includes a loop at the end of the rope. Practice tying the bowline knot with...

  • How to Tie Braided Fishing Line Knots

    The introduction of braided fishing lines solved the problem of breaking fish off in heavy cover. The combination of small diameter, strength and flexibility made it popular very quickly. It...

  • How to Tie a Handcuff Knot

    The handcuff knot is a loop knot which is used to to restrain the hands or feet of a person or animal. It's also known as a hobble knot because it was often used to tie the hind quarters of...

  • How to Tie a Marlin Spike

    The marlin spike hitch knot, also sometimes written as marlinspike, is a knot used to tie a line to a stick (or a marlin's spike traditionally, hence the name). This is generally done so that the...

  • How to Tie a Double Bowline

    The double bowline is most often used for climbing, as is a tie-in knot. It is tied to the climber's harness, usually in place of the more standard figure eight. It is a relatively simple knot to...

  • How to Tie a Skull Cap

    Skull caps are an often misunderstood piece of headwear. Dating back to ancient times, the process of covering one’s head with a piece of material has been both a symbolic and practical...

  • How to Tie the Mariner's Knot

    The mariner's knot goes by a deceptive name. In fact, there is no record of sailors ever having used the knot. It is sometimes used by climbers, in order to rescue a fallen man or woman. It is a...

  • How to Tie a Surgeon Knot

    The surgeon knot got its name from, you guessed it, surgeons. This is they knot they use to tie off sutures. But you don’t need to stitch up a wound to make use out of this versatile knot....

  • How to Tie a Swivel on Fishing Line

    Fishing may seem like an easy, leisurely activity, but for many it is a serious sport, and there are lots of little things to learn and tools to help the fishing enthusiast catch the big fish. One...

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