(Is nOnElse looking at these?!)
--dl*
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Yes indeed, som0ne(s) else is looking at these and even tying them.
Oh, then I was safer from shame were this not so!

Taking Luca's drawing and performing the tie as shown the knot can take a few different dressings, including a noose, but I have arrived at a fixed loop with other manipulations. As with other TIB loops (other knots as well), careful execution is required.
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Maybe my diagrams above are more incomprehensible than I thought, but I can assure that they are correct;I do not know if my use of the arrows can lead to some mistake, but to me seem that at,least roughly,are correct even the arrows.
Well, in my defence, I'll say that there is at
least the seed of error in the arrow that
directs one to draw the lower bight through
the upper one, upwards --for that undoes
the
turNip and leads to a noose.
What is wanted is simply making the full,
as I like to call it,
"backflip" with the upper
bight around not only the lower bight (which
constitutes the eye) but everything, then
settling qua collar. Given others' incredulity
at my own, I re-tried and immediately saw
that, yes, the first bight-tucking was coming
on the side of the
turNip to be "bowline"
and not "anti-bowline", and ... I got it.
But I do believe that an obvious following
of that upwards-directing arrow ought to
lead one astray (absent verbal guidance
about preserving the
turNip and the full
passage of the "back flip") --you all are wrong
for getting it right!

NOW, one way to discover *new knots* is
to make mistakes tying known ones :
so, seeing my assertion that the
turNipshould have a reversed crossing point
--which in my cursory consideration seemed
to give a decent start, preserving it upon the
raising of the lower bight--,
I tried this, and got something that struggles
to keep the
turNip from *helixing* into
straightness, but which can then take on
a collar around the SPart to stabilize it.
(X.'s "proper collar", so to speak). It looks
workable, sufficient (among the gazillions
of eye knots we have available).
.:. moral : Shoot first, and make discoveries later.
--dl*
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