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Ropers Breast Plates Sample<br />

Double Headed Carrick<br />

Start with two in<br />

terlinked half hitches<br />

and pass one end as<br />

shown.<br />

The second end may<br />

now be passed in a<br />

regular over and<br />

under weave to<br />

complete the first part<br />

of the knot. Next work slack around the to extend bight x which is then twisted to lock.<br />

The working ends are then used to lock the twisted bight in position and the knot is ready for doubling.<br />

Handcuff Hitch Breasplate<br />

the top loop of the knot.<br />

Start with a half knot and lengthen<br />

the two bights. Twist the bights to<br />

lock them (this will produce a<br />

regular over and under weave).<br />

Lay one bight over the other<br />

(check that the sequence is correct<br />

by examining the rectangle r)<br />

Take one end and lock the bights<br />

as shown. Arrange the doubling so<br />

that both ends finish at x ~ this is<br />

The finished design is small but does form a basis for other<br />

patterns such as the design on the right. How to develop one<br />

from the other is your problem! (Solved on the next page in the<br />

booklet.)<br />

http://www.realknots.com/knots/breastpl.htm (2 of 4) [7/1/2004 12:29:23 PM]

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