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HelpDid I do something wrong with my slipknot?
Thread starterRadioGaga
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I made a slipknot via some bedsheets but the problem is that if I put pressure on the loop a certain way(where the neck SHOULD go through), the loop loosens and could actually undo itself! . It is a slipknot so idk what I did wrong… :(.
Improvised equipment will work sometimes, not other times.
A sheet will be bulky once tied. It might not hold a complicated knot.
Have you tried just tying it really tight and using it that way?
Improvised equipment will work sometimes, not other times.
A sheet will be bulky once tied. It might not hold a complicated knot.
Have you tried just tying it really tight and using it that way?
I made another knot with another sheet but the harder I push downward with my hand(to simulate pressure with the neck) now the loop slides DOWNWARD so idk if that's a bad thing or not? Like it would tighten on my neck basically the harder I press downward… :(.
Ok. You will need to try different ways to tie it.
A fixed loop tied tight around your neck should work. Just pull the knot to the back of your head to make sure pressure is applied to the sides and front.
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