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Learn how to tie the Double Clove Hitch in just seconds! This knot is perfect for securing ropes to poles or posts, and it’s an essential skill for Scouts and outdoor enthusiasts. Follow...
Learn how to tie a double half hitch knot (also called a clove hitch knot) in this SLOW step by step tutorial for beginners! The Double Half Hitch Knot (or Clove Hitch) is one of the...
Double clove hitch – 2 extra turns are added to each arm to make this modified version. It increases the strength and safety. It is routinely used in windsurfing to join the mast to the boom.
The Clove hitch is one of the most common knots people learn to tie along with the Bowline knot and the Sheet bend knot. It’s tied with two successive half-hitches around cylindrical objects like trees, posts or carabiners.
Double half hitches, also known as clove hitches, are some of the most common knots in macramé. It's a very versatile knot with which you can make many different looks and patterns. These videos will show you the basics with some key combinations and tips for beginners.
The Double Half-Hitch Knot (also called the Clove Hitch) is a must-have in your macrame toolkit. It's hands down the most versatile knot you can master. It’s pretty simple! You take a working cord and wrap it around a holding cord twice, locking it into place.
Clove hitch knots are two half-hitch knots around an object that you can use as a crossing or binding knot. Clove hitches are more secure when you use them as a crossing knot. You can tie a clove hitch knot to a fixed support or a carabiner for rock climbing.
How to tie a clove hitch knot: 4 different ways. The clove hitch, or double half hitch or cow hitch, is probably my number one favorite macrame knot in its various forms. A single clove hitch knot is nice, but many clove hitches next to, and below, each other create beautiful clean lines, horizontally, vertically, diagonally, and gorgeous ...
Watch this video for a complete step-by-step guide to the double half hitch (also known as the clove hitch knot). Step 1: Using your leftmost cord as your "leading cord", pull it over the right cord.