It's a Common Whipping (ABOK 3442) but instead of round turns around a single rope,
I'm making racking turns around two cords. So it's technically a seizing -
Does this knot structure have a name? If not, what should I call it?
Does Racking Seizing sound right?
I found a reference to a Racking Seizing that indicated a seizing with racking turns
but did not have the Common Whipping's buried loop structure underneath.
? Looking at your two examples
(one of which I can figure how to do, the other ... <?!>),
I don't see what you mean by --if these have it-- the
highlighted expression? You fall short of the full racking
seizing (IIRC) by not following the "8" wraps with pure
turns around them. But in either case, you have wrapped
around two strands of cord --what is "seized"--, and I don't
see anything else that could be called "buried".
Or perhaps you were just remarking about diff's between
the whipping & seizing.
I will call it "a type of Racking Seizing".
Fair enuff. Or maybe "8 wrapping" would work as well,
and allow for scaling up/outwards (2->3->4->n+1 bound
cords)?!
(And it's the Dune Creature that baffles me, re doing!)
((... which doesn't impede me from musing about having
a 3rd strand bound w/the first two, in a triangular
cross section ... ))
--dl*
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