Woonilsra wrote on Apr 21
st, 2009 at 8:11pm:
OK im sorry but i really dont get it. You used a bowline knot for the 2nd picture and that i understand. but then in the third picture, you some how end up whith a puch from these two bowlien knots? Does anyway know how i do this? all i can get is one loop with that has the string ends coming out on one side.
Think of tying the normal bowline knot that will make a loop on the end of a cord.
Now think of the step where you bring the end of the cord around to make the knot around the twisted bight. Now, use the end of a different piece of cord instead. This gives you two lengths of cord tied together with a free end from the knot running in parallel.
Now flip the whole thing around and do it again, using the other length to twist the bight and the short length coming from the first knot to tie around the bight.