I Wish They Taught This in School.

The Alpine Butterfly Knot is such a useful skill. A Huge variety of applications.
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[@agustingonzalez3878]

This is what I want to see. Clear explanation of how you might use the knot, and clear instructions on how to tie it.

[@TheBearEssentials]

Thanks so much!

[@josephmckee3605]

We use it in arboriculture as well, great for setting up a 3-1 for pulling over a leaning tree

[@michiel3036]

also great for making y-hangs in rope access rigging , figure 8 alpine butterly clove hitch (and prussix) bowline if you know these knots you can tie the world together 😀

[@matthewcote5634]

Agreed... KZbin Shorts should have Much More educational content like this... it would help humanity immensely

[@xploration1437]

@@michiel3036 slip knot

[@DizzyDez613]

No clue why this was in my feed. But all my Xmas gifts are gonna have really weird bows tied on them.

[@maryinsanfrancisco]

You can insert a candy cane through the alpine butterfly loop!

[@sketchflix6425]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sketchflix6425]

Just say the knots name to them and they all will get a serious orgasm.

[@chocoalien78]

I'm not feeling well but this comment gave me life. Thank you 😊

[@DizzyDez613]

@@chocoalien78 Hope you get better. 🫶

[@Drekromancer]

The Alpine Butterfly sounds like something between a secret martial arts technique and a sexual maneuver.

[@TheBearEssentials]

It looks pretty suggestive too 😅

[@mohammadfaiz0810]

Lmao 🤣🤣🤣

[@jacquelinejohnie2598]

LOL 🙈

[@SnailHatan]

Interestingly enough, this knot can be very useful in both scenarios 😉

[@brandyhouston2105]

Alpine butterfly....easy to tie and easy to remember the name! It's a learning day!🌝

[@agsid209]

"If ya don't know knots, tie lots."

[@johnnyt.sollitto512]

😂👍👏👏👏

[@Selinasdevil]

Facts

[@aaronmarshall9]

@@Selinasdevil 😊😊😊😊😊

[@Delusional_Ham]

Stop while your ahead

[@user-rt6ij3rz5y]

True

[@melo75286]

Something I’ll forget overnight

[@giomartino6]

Well this might help it looks like a penis...there now you'll never forget

[@anthonygreen6219]

Drain bramage?

[@TaiyoJamRolled]

​@@anthonygreen6219 beans

[@davak72]

I forgot it for the first couple of times I learned it, but once I tied it 3 or 4 times for things IRL, it’s stuck with me. I’ve never seen it tied this way before, but this way looks harder to remember and easier to tie haha

[@m.c.ruckus2032]

That's why, even though I stumbled across this short when I was about to turn off KZbin & get to sleep here (@ 2:30 am), I made a point of grabbing anything readily handy, resembling a piece of rope (phone charger cord) & followed the instructions to tie it once so I remember it tomorrow ... Now, off to sleep✌️➰😴💤

[@EMMYMXNC]

“How to create consensual rope cuffs for your loved one this holiday”

[@thescarletlady]

My thoughts exactly

[@tigaliyt]

I can neither confirm nor deny sending this video to my partner on that count

[@StonedtotheBones13]

that may or may not be how I learned this knot before I was taught in stage crew...

[@ij2647]

you laugh but the reason i know this knot is shibari

[@thescarletlady]

@@ij2647 what is shibari?

[@penneyburgess5431]

A manual on knots is vastly underrated. Thank you!

[@maxk4324]

The alpine butterfly, the bowline, the sheet bend, and the two half hitch are the four knots that will get you through the apocalypse.

[@toolguyslayer1]

have to be white the only ones talking about the apocalypse and the end times whilethey destroy the world and prepare to meet the neighbors 😂 it's starting to make sense or am I losing my mind maybe a little from column a little from column b 😆

[@EpicManaphyDude]

I screenshotted your comment cuz I lowk needa learn knots

[@toolguyslayer1]

@@EpicManaphyDude cause I kneed to learn knots?

[@whoamu.8439]

Or just learn hangman's knot

[@oscargarza361]

And the Mexican come a long

[@jubeadhussain6453]

Me: sees the knot* “Time to open the comments😔”

[@equiinferno]

What a dick move

[@brothercuber3288]

💀💀💀

[@ninalina3142]

Ahahaha glad I wasn't the only one 💀😂

[@victorcolt]

This explain our generation IQ 💀

[@fattihshaharsyayusuf5122]

I also realized about it

[@rachaelparekh9122]

IF ONLY ALL THOSE HAIR TUTORIALS COULD EXPLAIN THINGS THIS CLEARLY I WOULD BE ABLE TO FINALLY HAVE NICE HAIR

[@carblover5575]

The stands are too small🤣

[@doroparker1702]

Just use a mix of Argan oil and Castor oil on your hair and you will have great hair.

[@quantum_leap786]

Calm down rachel

[@MarieAntoinetteBestQueen]

​@@doroparker1702 I agree with the castor oil. It's the best thing I've ever used for my hair and aloe vera too

[@doroparker1702]

@@MarieAntoinetteBestQueen Thank you. I just bought Jamaican Castor oil. It is supposed to even be better than the on I got in our pharmacy. At least the Jamaican girls would never take something else.

[@stevenfoster9402]

For some reason I see myself out in the woods like, "guys check this out, I learned it from a KZbin video", and just struggling with some rope for the next 10 minutes before the guys walk off

[@RiverStone64]

You have to use them regularly or you’ll forget them quickly. I work on a boat so it’s easy to remember knots that I use every day. The ones we don’t use are much harder.

[@erdieaquino7104]

When i was a little boyscout, our scout leader would teach us a TON of knots. i remember being able to know most of them. Now i dont remember sh*t but discovering this channel reminded me of my boyscout days and nostalgia punched me in the face with a force of an 18 wheeler truck and made me shed a tear remembering all the times we camped and bonded near a campfire.

[@HughJass-jv2lt]

Don't forget about all the inappropriate touching! 🤣

[@L0wSkiller]

​@@HughJass-jv2ltI'm sure he wanted to forget, but I'm here as a reminder 😂

[@josephfarrugia2350]

@@HughJass-jv2lt you were abused as a child, so sorry for you; & sorry that you think all adults are sexual predators.

[@givemeyoureyes7]

I'm gonna use this for a clothes line so I can hang clothes on a hanger without them bunching up together

[@minxbella9342]

This is actually a good idea.. But it works if you only have a few clothes to hang or you live alone.. Living in a big family is a little bit harder to do that 😮‍💨😮‍💨

[@CeilingFanRat]

@@minxbella9342 if you live with a big family you should just get a washer/dryer 💀

[@dazenguile4215]

@@CeilingFanRat lol what a stupid comment.

[@CeilingFanRat]

@@dazenguile4215 the only thing stupid here is you my friend

[@ogeo.8966]

​@@CeilingFanRat Unfortunately, money isn't cheap 🌚

[@CocoNut1997]

I've accidentally made this loop before, not knowing anything about it and had a hard time undoing it xD

[@Hunglikeagrimsmo]

Because it cinched up on you right

[@susanmarr6251]

Me too

[@RiverStone64]

The butterfly has built in release points much like the bowline. The two bites on the sides can always be cinched back to free enough line to undo the knot. I use this knot at work and even after the line was pulled taught by a crane and bent a 1in solid steal latch the knot was still able to be undone by hand using this method.

[@aerialz7175]

Same but it wasn't that hard to undo

[@CocoNut1997]

@@Hunglikeagrimsmo yup exactly, I tried to undo it like a normal slip not and it did not work at all 😂

[@CrumpledPaperHearts]

🤣🤣🤣”alpine butterfly?!” I was taught this as the “c•ck and balls”

[@XiaolinDraconis]

Boy Scouts ain't what it used to be...

[@RadioMan2023]

Lmao

[@TheObscuran]

So what did they tell you the alpine butterfly was...

[@TheCimbrianBull]

No knot November.

[@CrumpledPaperHearts]

@@TheCimbrianBull 🤣🤣🤣

[@efistofelico3270]

Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge! God bless you my friend!

[@matthewcote5634]

KZbin Shorts should have Much More educational content like this... it would help humanity immensely

[@farpurple]

There is but that not the ceil!

[@GrimaceTheCat1]

Yes knot tying skills would definitely help humanity immensely

[@CartoonWeasel]

​@@farpurple they also need literacy shorts for ppl like you that get strokes in the middle of a sentence. Starts off comprehensible and finishes with gibberish nonsense. 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@farpurple]

@@CartoonWeasel i meant we need more "educational" shorts

[@CartoonWeasel]

@@farpurple "there is but that nit the ceil"

[@mamarockme8916]

We actually learned to tie random knots at my Highschool before we went on a class camping trip, and this was one of them. Our teacher let us use some of the knots to tie him to his chair. We all worked together to tie him up. If he escaped, we failed the knots, but he could barely move, so we passed the test.

[@brunobautista6316]

"To this day, the teacher is still attached to his chair"

[@mamarockme8916]

@@brunobautista6316 oh god I forgot to mention. We untied him lmao.

[@keshacow]

Not gonna read all that but, good for you girlie🫶

[@TheHeavieKiwie]

Legends say he's still stuck after an eternity.

[@TheHeavieKiwie]

​@@brunobautista6316 Lmfao.

[@kaylak5665]

I’m mature. I’m mature.

[@crestianroxas4782]

I'M KNOT!!! BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

[@SamgoesHam69]

Cool so I'm not the only one that saw it. :D

[@Twong3lol]

THAT LOOKS LIKE A DIC-

[@dameetimee]

i’m not going to like your comment bc your at 69bahahahah

[@ellsvsp]

@@crestianroxas4782 JAJAJHSHS

[@KiremiReviews]

My grandfather was a master rigger on a shipyard in Orange County. He still ties some great knots. I didn't learn much of that, but I grew up untying his knots, and I think there are few knots I couldn't untie lol

[@goldHydrangeas]

Which state?

[@cb.on.yt22]

my camp counselors taught us by saying the 3 pieces of rope wrapped around your hand were caterpillars in a race, fits with the butterfly theme lol

[@blanksunsetz]

I think I unintentionally created this in school when I was bored playing with my hoodie strings-

[@error.418]

It's created on a bight, not on two separate ends, so.... no.

[@blanksunsetz]

@@error.418 Ooh I see, ok! So just some random knots and all, got it 👍

[@_mpwp_]

Me too or something like it

[@aaabbb-oo3mh]

fr

[@Circus-Dream]

@@error.418 Well if they took their hoodie string out of their hoodie

[@D0S81]

nice, my BDSM game is gonna go to a whole new level man XD

[@bobthebuilder21247]

Bwwahahahahahahaha. Life lessons put to ACTUAL good uses lmfao

[@ainternet_userisnteveryone524]

BDSM game?

[@prakharmishra5487]

@@ainternet_userisnteveryone524 its a video game, dont think much about it.

[@cvx-6362]

@@prakharmishra5487 ah yes my favorite game

[@akandle.]

LMAO 🤣🤣 good good The replys tho💀💀💀

[@TC-rv6sz]

Wow! This is amazing for crochet/knitting. Thank you.

[@nethertaxi3719]

me who’s definitely gonna forget this as soon as i scroll away: “hmmm. interesting”

[@XxA_Random_GhostxX]

I LOVE UR PFP- 💀

[@aperson13579]

Me who's gonna forget if I don't put a comment

[@XxA_Random_GhostxX]

@@aperson13579 SAME!

[@TheBearEssentials]

Link to a more detailed (saveable) vid if interested. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5SbaomQbq-ehJI DJ's Gear List on Amazon - [With Recommended Tarp's, Ropes, and Cordage] www.amazon.com/shop/thebearessentials

[@tonygrego347]

thank you for the content! what is the name of the Rope one should buy?

[@bigglyguy8429]

Yeah, vertical shorts are garbage for this

[@ALLNFUN88]

Thank you for that

[@Stellar-Cowboy]

I wish they taught this in school. As an MBA student I can’t tell you how many times per day I’m trying to tie knots up… 😂

[@BattleBeatLps]

Ooooo

[@migleding9817]

you know i was like “god damn this is so useful, why did noone else show this on youtube before?”… then i looked again

[@medium-unit-onbreak]

I dont get it

[@gmcdowell3640]

They used to teach this in school. It was right after we went to the shooting range, and right before shop class. For some reason classes that make you a well rounded adult were removed

[@TheBearEssentials]

No way, this is really cool. its a shame its gone

[@KurtMidas1510]

Bc it's your parents and your Job to teach children basic life. I dont want that my kids waist their time bc you think the school have to raise your children

[@triggerwarning5762]

​@@KurtMidas1510 Yeah. School should waist time teaching spelling...

[@turdferguson2863]

Intentionally.

[@triggerwarning5762]

@@robotsmoke204 Read the comment I was replying to. I found it ironic they were complaining about "waisting" time in school...

[@nurarihyon..]

I have my drawstring out of my hoodie, just so that I can practice these knots. Don't know when I'll need them , but it's fun 😛.

[@TheBearEssentials]

LOL that’s actually genius

[@williamharshman9572]

You should also check out 'First class amateur ' he has several useful knots also.

[@elizabetholiviaclark]

@@TheBearEssentials There may be merit in replacing all my hoodie drawstrings with paracord. lol

[@Alvinyokatori]

This one is good for turning one strand into 2 for top rope solo anchors or just for making random clip in points

[@grimsoul0]

Same, except mine, is the drawstring from an old pair of sweatpants.

[@unpogger5034]

AYOOOO this the knots we do in school when we bored

[@thefoxindora]

this is like when youre playing with a really big rubber band and doing the spider web thing as a kid

[@GonBloom]

Stop 💀 Deadass I still do that 😂

[@prenom265]

Ayo wtf bro 💀

[@1980skevin]

Watched this 20 straight times. I think I'm ready. No practice needed:)

[@norauniverseindia3161]

For what you are gonna use it ?

[@1980skevin]

@@norauniverseindia3161 going to make some nasty knots and live off the land :)

[@moonwatcher4049]

I learned a different way to tie than what was shown- make a loop and give it a twist in the same direction (right over left) to make a figure 8, fold it in half towards the back and pull the top of the 8 under the whole and pass through the bottom of the 8 front to back, then pull to tighten. The top loop of the 8 becomes your finished loop, so adjust the size in the beginning depending on how big you need your finished loop to be. Different path, same results. I use this knot on jobsites all the time. Incredibly simple and just as useful. Cheers!

[@storefedepeberfrugter9992]

“it looks like a-“ 💀💀

[@samthefaustmain4068]

Peenor

[@jessy.kins.]

pencil

[@comso0]

Pentagram

[@bobaforyou]

Peninsula

[@jonathanmoelester448]

Like a dick we draw in our notebook when we board. A DICK!!

[@verynice9814]

I can't be the only one who saw that 💀💀

[@kellyriddell5014]

Saw what?

[@not.jamiee]

💀💀

[@Biscuit431]

☠️

[@verynice9814]

@@kellyriddell5014 💀💀☠

[@Mustard_Brain]

☠️☠️☠️☠️

[@stargalanimates]

Took up the cords to my earbuds and did it first try, you're awesome at giving instructions!

[@trainzen11]

Instructions unclear: ended being tied up in a suggestive manner...Oops.

[@Cereal_Sauce_]

need evidence

[@jai_shree_hanuman]

I give this short the short of the month award 🏆

[@TheBearEssentials]

Ahh thank you so much!!

[@davecrupel2817]

I support this nomination! Rarely do shorts provide something not only cool, but informative and helpfull as well!

[@mrbmp09]

Also learn the bowline knot.

[@brigg7675]

It's very innovative I say to myself, then my other self just realized; "hey! That doesn't look like a butterfly, that looks like a D and balls."😅 Sorry, this was my internal monologue. It's going to be used for a meme.

[@RubberDonke]

My first thought was "P E N I S"

[@kamakshibhatt]

I thought I was the only one who have this weird thinking 😅😅

[@jelly_witheredrose8864]

Yeah

[@SharpTattoos]

Totally a peckerknot.

[@Kachow_7]

I knew what he was doing after the “69” knot

[@clockwork8548]

Nice! The reason it’s called the *Alpine* butterfly is that this is the knot that’s tied throughout ropes during glacier expeditions - when you fall into a crevasse, the rope will cut into the edge and a knot like this will hopefully snag and help your partner hold your fall.

[@lmaogetrecked]

''I hate ma mind 💀''

[@kimberlychastain527]

Same

[@soupisfornoobs4081]

Stop trying to fuck the rope

[@clydeyurimendoza]

Emo's are gonna finnaly have good memory

[@nocap3667]

Ever since I told someone to tie a noose, I've been getting tutorials for rope ties

[@Matt11211]

Not so fun fact: your phone is actually listening to you

[@nocap3667]

@@Matt11211 Yup, and I hate it because when I talk about a game I dont find interest in, I get videos of that game.

[@akash_gupta]

I hate KZbin shorts. But this is the only kind of short I wouldn't mind. In fact, I'd love to see more of these.

[@wilsonx3217]

Train your algorithm.

[@lordaizen8004]

You can tell homie is legit woodsman cuz his hands all rough. Keep up the good work good sir 👍

[@chriswaller8780]

One of the more productive things I've seen in my feed. Thank you.

[@nlikdz]

and it looks very reproductive 💀

[@akandle.]

​@@nlikdz💀

[@danmartarello6126]

With all due respect, I always love to see videos that teach something useful. So thank you for your post.

[@Lanearndt]

With all due respect, with all due respect of a prefatory phrase that one would use before a criticism, not before a deserving compliment: ) I say that with all due respect!

[@Shadmock-qs7zt]

Grammer Police are on patrol 🚨.

[@Hansengineering]

I just want to let you know YT has been *extremely aggressively* trying to get me to click on your video for like 3 weeks and finally got me by sticking it into a Shorts rotation.

[@nate-408]

I tie the alpine butterfly all the time. It's one of the most useful knots there is. One of my top 5.

[@bowenjudd1028]

This is definitely in my recommended because I searched a hangman knot tutorial the other day

[@Nycticc]

Yea same

[@otchii106]

🤨🤨🤨

[@whiskeySe7en]

Literally always wanted to know handy knots. Learning on KZbin YAY

[@MroCheck]

People used to know knots and DIY stuff. Those days things are premade with specific purpose in mind. In my videos I also love to go back to basics 💪

[@reginafallangie2867]

If I ever needed it, this falls under the category of…“shit, what was that useful knot I was taught??”

[@l3k064]

I understand wanting to learn useful skills in school but imagine being like "damn I'll have to redo the semester I failes my knot class"

[@Fire_Axus]

Yeah

[@evftrashjas7256]

If they taught this in schools people would say "but how many of us are actually gonna use knots in real life?"

[@artemis88899]

I agree and there are things that are way more useful in life than knowing different knots

[@MrDaehtop420]

That's a dope knot! Sweet instructions too.

[@d.a_roiceclips7946]

if you want it to be double knot then just wrap it more times when you begin and then take double when you begin with the "under-over-under". It's a really strong tighten-knot and also easy to untie.

[@officialelonmuskyoutubecha4905]

I feel smarter watching these even though I immediately forgot every step when I scroll away

[@nura_694]

My dirty mind: hehehe now it's my time to shine 💀

[@marinawalker4978]

Fr

[@kxx201]

Ikr 😂

[@soupisfornoobs4081]

Eh?

[@diosbois3911]

Alpine butterfly? Nah just call it rope penis

[@vanilla_dough8283]

heheheh

[@peterkelly9224]

You wouldn't believe how many times I tried to learn the Alpine Butterfly prior to watching this video. Thanks. Einstein said "Keep things as simple as possible, but no simpler". 😄

[@brianawuor1824]

Beautiful. Useful. Well done.

[@Xanderviceory]

this video is the reason YT needs a function to save shorts to a playlist

[@ishtar0110]

Psst. Go to History, click on the three dots, there will be option to save to playlist there. 😀 hope this helps.

[@annefischer3530]

​@ishtar0110 I tried but the three dots did not have the option to save shorts to a Playlist.

[@ishtar0110]

@@annefischer3530 You have to go to your History tab first, then find the shorts vid in your History. Click the three dots on the shorts that's in your History, there should be a Save to Playlist option there.

[@JB-hp6up]

Alpine butterflies are super strong, can't be cut on either side and still hold, also a couple cool ways to tie it

[@ranielson2854]

🌟 I must say…. This is awesome and very helpful information and greatly appreciated! Thanks a million for sharing! 👍

[@foogod4237]

This is IMHO one of the single most useful knots to know. (It's also really good for creating a loop at the end of a rope which absolutely won't slip or tighten up when put under strain.) If you only learn one other knot besides the typical granny/square knot, learn this one. It's really easy to do and can be used in so many situations for so many things.

[@geetamshekharr]

Is it me only who never steps out of their rooms and still watching this?

[@Kenobi_SpaceJesus]

Well then it is the most useful thing especially if you have a fan

[@geetamshekharr]

@@Kenobi_SpaceJesus 💀

[@devkishanma8596]

​@@Kenobi_SpaceJesus 💀

[@robbieg6036]

Think there is a reason they don’t teach knots to teenagers…

[@RiverStone64]

Most people don’t work with line on a regular basis. I think it would still be a good exercise. And I’d imagine many kids would enjoy it.

[@kateruterbories2692]

This is great!!

[@TheBearEssentials]

Thank you!!

[@kimnielsenthewordyvikingett159]

Thanks for the knot knowledge!!!! Excellent video!!!

[@MrHxChris]

This was the most calming knot video I’ve seen, count me as a new subscriber!

[@carazy123_]

I use the method that makes a pretzel shape (starting from two twists) and brings the bottom behind and through the middle

[@jonnyignacio3821]

I believe that's called the truckers noose.

[@laychyetan7466]

I like to add for the most part I use the method you described. Cos the video method is almost useless under loaded rope situations which mostly apply to me.

[@carazy123_]

@@jonnyignacio3821 I can’t find anything online about that name. What I’m referring to still ties an Alpine Butterfly knot, so unless that’s a nickname, I don’t think that’s right.

[@torstengang5521]

Came here to say the same. two twists feed it through, much faster and easier to remember then this demonstration

[@dantebeckwith]

@@jonnyignacio3821 You're not wrong, but it depends on the application. The alpine butterfly is commonly used in a trucker's hitch, which is just a makeshift block and tackle made of rope.

[@beepbopboop7674]

I learned this knot, and it's one of my favorites. You don't even need to wrap it around your hands. You can also do it even when the ends are tied up. (As long as there is a little slack) You make an 8 with the rope (one twist to make a big circle, and twist the circle in the middle to make two circles). Then bend the tip of the top circle of the 8 over the line, and then pull the tip through BOTH circles. I use this to make the handles when I need them, or to take the slack up on my tent lines.

[@ruaine83]

I love your knot videos. I learned a lot of them in boy scouts, but I've forgotten most of them.

[@getinkt338]

Your videos are awesome! Clear, concise and explained so that anyone can do it….. except me, maybe it’s like Latin, I’ll just keep staring till it makes sense haha

[@darkframepictures]

One of the most useful knots everyone should know! 😊

[@jamest3552]

It is knot.

[@MrChando1975]

love your video's keep it up.

[@TheBearEssentials]

Glad you like them! !

[@lunaloredan]

Honestly we're all just here like "who knows maybe I'll lose my life some day and have to survive in the forest"

[@SternLX]

Learned that knot in the Boy Scouts in the 1970's.

[@suesmith6770]

I used to have a book of knots years ago . So useful & interesting !

[@poppyseed5270]

I grew up in France, and when I was a kid we went to Brittany and took a knots class with sailors. It was awesome, I wish I remembered more of it! This is so nice 🥰

[@Tarotiste]

That sounds really cool. I remember going to a big Girl Scout meetup camping thing when I was a kid. The only thing I remember from it now? I forgot my toothbrush. And the counselor told me it was ok not to brush my teeth for a day. Lol Nothing useful - just shock of missing brushing once!

[@LunaticFTV]

This loop is actully made to leave your damaged rope in a loop that doesnt affect the rest, so you can continue climbing/reclining your rope without any danger

[@freefireprogamer6710]

him:school does not teach us how to tie a perfect knot. me:that's my tie knoting technique

[@rollingthunder4599]

Now a days school doesn't teach anything

[@jamesgeorge777]

Thank you for this! This is very useful and definitely was not taught in most schools in the 80s in India. This is a great grab loop for holding items, for camping and for rescue missions.

[@hovanthecool1995]

I used to mess around with string and rope as a child and figured out knots like this by chance 😅.

[@trevorferrone9374]

I got into paracording when I was in middle school and started figuring out how to make different knots, this is one of the knots that I could never figure out.

[@Surreal_Seal]

I am a mature adult. I am a MATURE adult. I AM A MATURE-

[@johnwilson1094]

Say it three times and it will come true. As Jennifer Jones said in "Beat the Devil" with Humphrey Bogart, Peter Lorre, Robert Morely and Gina Lollobrigida, "As my old Spanish nurse said, 'Say it three times and it will come true.'"

[@bigshotcelebrity_]

Bros got the boy scouts shaking in they mf boots rn with these saucey knots

[@docdoc.4500]

This is genuinely really useful!

[@user-cg7gd5pw5b]

'I wish they taught this in school' Ya, major skill to acquire x)

[@big_slime8419]

I love this knot and I've always tied it the sane way. 😌

[@OvertureTheHeartStealer]

i won’t remember this, but thanks, I’ll remember this!

[@em1ly314]

wait what😭

[@bevalee1533]

Thank you crocheters for inspiring this similar amazing loop

[@Calamity420]

Bro knew exactly what he was doing

[@karenshannon3967]

Thanks for the knot info. Will use it. Didn't have any rope so I used an old phone cord and made this knot 3 times. Know it now.

[@TrippySoul026]

Good ole alpine butterfly, also great for isolating a nick (tear) in your rope so it's still got tensile strength

[@geraldwilliams497]

That's what the video said

[@EszterJosvaiAnna]

Thanks!🥰

[@actionjksn]

I just did it four times in a row, hopefully that's enough for me to memorize this.

[@FitzyyLives]

Wait till you figure out the easy way...

[@recluse9978]

Put this in the scout handbook, NOW!

[@jingerjar1365]

Do scouts still exist after the pedophile outing

[@JoshuaBenitezNewOrleans]

I’m gonna be honest, this knot always looked so fucking tough, yet you really make the knots quite accessible. As a person who started spending lots of time outdoors for work in my 30’s but having absolutely 0 experience prior This channel has been awesome to catch up on my outdoors skill

[@ImUnderUrBed333]

Let’s just say we call it the alpine butterfly knot. 😂

[@TheCimbrianBull]

He wouldn't survive no knot November.

[@NobodyisAnybody]

@@TheCimbrianBull Knot at all!

[@MrKenneffdupriest]

I remember seeing The Book of Knots and thinking I must have this. Still have it

[@talaleclair_native8893]

My yarn does this secretly when I'm halfway through the project

[@brendalux2462]

I'm glad I'm not the only one. I thought it was the yarn imps playing tricks with me.

[@orchiddo1]

I cannot remember this simple knot until now. Thanks.

[@JellybeansDrawings]

I’m just making this comment so I can come back to this video and don’t forget it… This is a very useful skill. 👍

[@vilieva069]

In addition the Alpine Butterfly is used in caving activities or climbing up a plumb line(i know that cuz this is part of my hobby) and also there is another away of making the butterfly

[@secondchancehomestead]

LOL😂😊