Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
How to Tie the Blood Knot Just the Knot Less Chat
The Blood Knot is a decorative knot that can be put in the end of a line as a stopper knot. The Blood Knot is often used when making simple decorative bracelets. The Blood Knot is also known for the row of knots used in the end of a Cat of Nine Tails.
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How to Tie the Blood Knot Just the Knot Less Chat
The Blood Knot is a decorative knot that can be put in the end of a line as a stopper knot. The Blood Knot is often used when making simple decorative bracelets. The Blood Knot is also known for the row of knots used in the end of a Cat of Nine Tails.
##LetsGetKnotting
Blood Knot Start 00:00
Blood Knot Slow Motion 00:54 Channel Handle: @KnottingKnots





![How to Tie a Carrick Bend: Easy Knot (Tutorial)
Learn how to tie the Carrick Bend, a strong and reliable knot used for joining two ropes together. In this easy-to-follow tutorial, I demonstrate the step-by-step method for creating this versatile knot with clear instructions and without unnecessary chatter – just the knot!
The Carrick Bend is known for its strength and symmetrical structure, making it ideal for various applications, including:
- Joining mooring lines
- Connecting climbing ropes (with appropriate safety considerations and backups)
- Creating decorative rope-work projects
In this video, youll learn:
- The basic steps of tying the Carrick Bend.
- Tips for ensuring a secure and properly formed knot.
- A clear, concise demonstration without lengthy explanations.
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0:00 - Introduction & Materials
0:10 - Forming the First Loop (Yellow Rope)
0:20 - Adding the Red Rope (Under the Loop)
0:30 - Weaving the Red Rope (Over/Under/Over)
0:45 - Completing the Carrick Bend
0:50 - Strongest Version & Lashing (Historical Context)
0:55 - Tightening the Bend (Modern Method)
1:00 - Conclusion How to Tie a Carrick Bend: Easy Knot (Tutorial)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/XOkfzDkQyI4/mqdefault.jpg)




