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The Two Half Hitch is the perfect knot for hanging a clothesline—or hammock—between two trees or posts.

You Will Need

  • A single length of rope
  • Something to hitch to, such as a post, pole, or ring

Step 1: Pass end through ring

Pass the end of the rope up through the ring from below.

Step 2: Pass behind standing part

Pass it behind the remaining end—or ‘standing part’—of the rope.

Step 3: Pass end through loop

Bring the end back up and pass it through the eye of the loop you’ve just formed.

Step 4: Pull tight

Pull it tight to complete a Half Hitch.

Step 5: Pass end through standing part

Pass the end of the rope behind the standing part again.

Step 6: Bring through 2nd loop & tighten

Bring it back up and through this second loop you’ve just formed (making a second Half Hitch) and tighten.

“The unconscious can only be expressed in knots of language.” Jacques Lacan (1901-1981)

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