This is just a quickie to show you how to make a slip knot. First, hold the yarn (or string, rope or thread) in one hand. Make a loop and bring your yarn around to the back. Pull the yarn through the loop creating a new loop, and tighten the knot. That’s it!
Click below to view a demonstration of how to make a slip knot:
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