STEP 1: First, Make a Light, Incomplete Loop Like the Picture.
STEP 2: Take the End and Cross It Above the Rest of the Cordage Making a Small Loop. As You Finish the Loop and Come Back to the Rest of the Cordage, You Are Going to Want to Go Under the Rope Instead of Above.
STEP 3: Take the End and Loop It Around the Excess Cordage Near the First Loop.
STEP 4: Take the End and Prepare Another Loop. Tuck the End Under the Cordage for Now.
STEP 5: Take the End and Slip It Into the Loop You Just Created.
STEP 6: It's Hard to See, But There Should Be 2 Loops on the Left, the End of the Rope, Then One Last Loop With a Line of Cordage Running on Top of All of Them.
STEP 7: Tighten the Not Slowly As to Not Mess Up the 2 Loop, End, One Loop Pattern.
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