How to Tie an Eldredge Knot

1. Begin with the wide end on the left. The tip should rest at the top of your belt buckle.
2. Take the narrow end over the wide end to the left.
3. Pass the narrow end under the wide end to the right and up towards the neck loop.
4. Bring it down through the neck loop and to the left.
5. Take it across the front to the right. Then into the neck loop from underneath.
6. Bring it down to the left and around the back of the wide end to the right.
7. Take it across the front towards the left and through the loop made in Step 6.
8. Pull the narrow end up to the center to tighten.
9. Take it down through the neck loop to the left.
10. Take it up to the center, towards the neck loop and down through the neck loop to the right. Keep it loose.
11. Bring it across the front towards the left and through the loop made in Step 10.
12. Pull the narrow end towards the left to tighten.
13. Tuck the remainder of the narrow end behind the knot.

This knot was invented by a young man from Salt Lake City, Utah, USA – Jeffrey Eldredge – in 2007. He created the Eldredge Knot in search of one that was both eye-catching and attention-seeking. Nailed it.