tntt basic knots

double fisherman's knot

same as fisherman's knot but is more secure bc of the extra round

double overhand knot

same as overhand knot but more secure

overhand knot

tied at end of a rope to act as stopper knot/ used as a hinge to pull an object

clove hitch (boatman's knot)

used for setting up tents, anchor a boat, and is the first knot of a line on a tree

sheepshank knot

used to allow the line to be adjustable and shortened as needed, maintain a certain stretch on the line, secure items on a truck, tractor, or wagon

reef knot (square knot)

used to connect two ropes which are equal in width and to secure goods, shoelaces, and end of first aid tape

cow hitch (lark's head hitch)

used to hang an object on a horizontal beam, hand a swing, pull and suspend bundles of firewood, building a flagstaff, tie elastic

taut line hitch (double half hitch)

used to increase or decrease tautness on a tent

trucker's hitch

used to increase or decrease the amount of rope, to set up tent, and clamping force

sheet bend (weaver's hitch)

used to join two ropes when setting up a tent or woven net

timber hitch

used to restrain pegs and nuts, drag wood, to tie a hammock , and a clothesline

noose knot

used to secure animals, anchor a line, and to set up a tent

granny knot

used to secure goods and make a barbed fence

fisherman's knot

used to connect the ends of two fishing reels, two smooth lines

bowline knot

makes a fixed circle at the top of the rope, used to pull people in and as a safety knot as a climbing line