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Haywire Twist
Step by Step.
Thread on your hook, ring or swivel and make a loop in the wire, holding tag and main strand apart with thumb and finger as shown. Then rotate the loop so that a twist forms. |
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Complete four or five twists then bend the tag back to make a sharp, right angle bend. This helps prevent the twists springing apart and enables you to begin the next step more easily. |
Rotate the wire loop as before, this time guiding the tag into a series of tight rolls around the main strand or standing part. |
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Having completed up to half a dozen tight rolls, make a right–angle bend in the tag to form a crank–handle. |
Holding the barrel–roll firmly between thumb and finger, rotate the crank–handle until the tag snaps off flush with the barrel–rolls. |
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Your connection should look something like this. |
All illustrations and text of this knot are reproduced with the kind consent of Geoff Wilson,