Zeppelin loop

Tying

• The first version where the end seems to be vertical to the main part, and one of the loop sides seems to be the continuation of the main part, while the other loop side seems to continue as the working end out of the loop knot. This version is tied using the clover method, starting with an overhand knot, then letting the working end pass in the following order through
• # - first the eye of the clover on the main part side along with the main part
• # - then the loop itself opposite the direction of the main part
• # - and last the other eye of the clover knot in the opposite direction of the exiting working end
• The other version where the end seems to be the continuation of the main part, and both ends of the loop seems to be vertical to the main part. This version is tied using the clover method, starting with an underhand knot, then letting the working end pass in the following order through
• # - the same eye to form a simple noose thus forming the loop
• # - around the edge of the underhand knot, and through the loop of the noose
• # - around and through the knot along with the main part.