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BOW TIE

Bow TieThe bow tie is a type of necktie knot that is made out of a ribbon of
fabric that is tied around the shirt collar in a symmetrical pattern so that the
two opposite ends form loops. Common materials for self-tie bow ties are silk,
cotton, polyester, velvet and mixed fabrics. You... 




COMMON WHIPPING

Common WhippingThe basic of whipping techniques, the common whipping, prevents a
rope from fraying, that is, unraveling into thinner fibers.  It can also be used
for securing objects together. It can be tied with twine or paracord. This
technique is mentioned in The Ashley Book of... 




CAT’S PAW KNOT

Cat’s Paw KnotThe cat’s paw or offshore swivel knot is used to connect a rope or
line to a ring, swivel or hook. The versatile knot is simple to tie and doesn’t
jam. It can be used as a sling for lifting heavy loads at any angle. The twisted
loops give it good strength and... 




CARRICK BEND

Carrick Bend The Carrick bend is a powerful knot to join two heavy ropes,
hawsers or cables that are tough to bend. It’s no jamming nature makes it a
favorite to hold up massive loads, even under wet or oily conditions. The curvy
symmetric form of the knot makes it appealing for decorative purposes... 


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The founder of Scouting, Baden-Powell, had once famously said, “Every Scout
ought to be able to tie knots. To tie a knot seems to be a simple thing, and yet
there are right ways and wrong ways of doing it, and scouts ought to know the
right way. A life may depend on a knot being tied properly." Here you will find
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above that are required in scouting, climbing, boating, fishing, etc. but also
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