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          "text": "Some people who make knotwork for fun use the invented word staigex for a particular flat knot. It is formed from one cord crossing itself six times, and when it is drawn tight it takes on a roughly hexagonal outline around a small gap in the middle.",
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          "text": "When one loop is noticeably bigger than the rest, the finished staigex will have a stretched side that never quite matches its neighbors. Adjust the loops so they look about equal while the cord is still slack.",
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          "text": "Thread the free end through the pattern in a strict alternation, passing over one strand and under the next, until it has gone through six crossings and comes to rest alongside its starting point.",
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          "text": "Hold the cord so the long, unused part hangs to the left. Make an overhand loop near the middle, then bring the free end around to create a second loop that overlaps the first.",
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          "text": "Somewhere along the route the cord passes over two strands in a row, or under two, and the whole structure loses its grip. Before you pull anything tight, run your eye along the path and look for any place where the rhythm stumbles.",
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