A simple knot made by forming a loop and passing a free end round the standing part and through the loop.
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Tie the bobbin and needle threads together in an overhand knot above the needle eye, then carefully draw the bobbin thread up through all thread guides until the knot reaches the spool.
Finish the footbed by tying and retracing an overhand knot, closing the footbed loop.
Make a loop with an overhand knot with one bit of tubing so that when the knot is made the tubing is in the loop.
Clip the threads just above the thread cones, replace the cones with new threads, and tie the new thread to the old thread in a secure overhand knot.
Snakes should go into a pillowcase or cloth bag tied with an overhand knot and then into another pillowcase that is also tied.
With one hand, bunch a portion of the top of the bag together and tie it in an overhand knot over the mower's push bar.
Tie one strip of each color together in an overhand knot at the strip centers.
Tie one end with two overhand knots, placing them on top of each other and without over tightening.
To construct Pieranski's knot, you fold a circular loop of rope and tie two multiple overhand knots in it.
Cut the cord elastic in half and make two loops by tying the cut ends together with an overhand knot.
If your prussic loop is too long, you can shorten it with an overhand knot.
On the wrong side, secure the yarn ends with an overhand knot and dab each knot with seam sealant.
Definition of overhand knot in US English:
overhand knot
noun
A simple knot made by forming a loop and passing a free end around the standing part and through the loop.
反手结
Example sentencesExamples
With one hand, bunch a portion of the top of the bag together and tie it in an overhand knot over the mower's push bar.
On the wrong side, secure the yarn ends with an overhand knot and dab each knot with seam sealant.
To construct Pieranski's knot, you fold a circular loop of rope and tie two multiple overhand knots in it.
Make a loop with an overhand knot with one bit of tubing so that when the knot is made the tubing is in the loop.
Tie the bobbin and needle threads together in an overhand knot above the needle eye, then carefully draw the bobbin thread up through all thread guides until the knot reaches the spool.
Cut the cord elastic in half and make two loops by tying the cut ends together with an overhand knot.
Tie one end with two overhand knots, placing them on top of each other and without over tightening.
If your prussic loop is too long, you can shorten it with an overhand knot.
Snakes should go into a pillowcase or cloth bag tied with an overhand knot and then into another pillowcase that is also tied.
Finish the footbed by tying and retracing an overhand knot, closing the footbed loop.
Tie one strip of each color together in an overhand knot at the strip centers.
Clip the threads just above the thread cones, replace the cones with new threads, and tie the new thread to the old thread in a secure overhand knot.