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Ian Knot Video
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A short video of the Ian Knot, complete with audio and on screen instructions. If you're having difficulty with my
diagrams and instructions, this video may be the answer.
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IanKnot.mpg (1.2Mb)
Right-click the above link and choose "Save Target As" or "Save Link As" to download video to your computer.
If the above link is busy, try
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This MPG video shows the Ian Knot at medium speed and in slow motion. It's in a very compatible format that should
work on virtually any system without needing additional downloads (such as "players" or "codecs").
It's also fairly well optimised, so it should take less than a minute to download (maybe a minute or two if using
dial-up access).
You're welcome to save the video onto your PC so that you can view it as often as you like without costing both of
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Finished Knot
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The finished "Ian Knot" is identical to either the
Standard Shoelace Knot or the
Two Loop Shoelace Knot. Because it was tied much more quickly and symmetrically, the laces suffer less wear and
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NOTE:
If your finished knot comes out crooked, it's probably because you tie your
Starting Knot the opposite way to mine. This will result in an un-balanced "Granny Knot", which both sits
crooked and comes undone more easily. See my
Slipping Shoelace Knots page for more information.
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This page last updated: 08-May-2010. Copyright © 2003-2010 by
Ian W. Fieggen. All rights reserved.
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