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Sheet Bend Tying. Form a bight in the thicker rope (blue) and hold it in one hand. Pass the thinner rope (red) through the bight and behind the (blue) tail and standing ends in that order. Finally, tuck the smaller rope under itself to finish the knot.
Mountaineers use the prusik for footholds to help them climb a vertical rope. Campers use it for rigging rain flies or rescuing rock-pinned canoes in a river. First, use a sheet bend or double fisherman's knot (instructions below) to make a loop from a length of parachute cord or rope. Then, wrap the loop around the main line
The double sheet bend knot is a variation of the sheet bend knot, particularly for securing ropes that are of unequal diameter or rigidity. It's also Wrap the second string around the first once more -- this is what makes it a double sheet bend and bring it through the loop of the second string again to form a knot. Tighten.
9 Sep 2008
This is how you tie a Sheet Bend. This knot is neither strong nor secure. This knot is for tying two ropes of two different diameter.

Sheet Bend aka Weaver's Knot Tying Instructions. Form a loop in the end of one rope. Pass the free end of the rope to be joined under the opening of the loop, around both parts of the first rope and back under itself. Pull all four ends to tighten. Two wraps around both parts of the first rope make a Doubled Sheet Bend
  (and staying below the trailing end of thin rope). Step 4 Pass thin rope Bringing the end of the thinner rope around to the front, pass it between itself and the short arm. Step 5 Tighten knot Tighten the knot by pulling both ends of the thinner rope. Did You Know: The Sheet Bend is the primary knot used in the making of nets.
9 Jun 2011
This knot is use to tie two ropes of the diffrent diameter together. This knot is stronger than the Sheet Bend knot. Step 1: Make a bright in the larger of two ropes to be joined. Step 2: Tuck the second line and tuck it up through the bight. Step 3: Bring the end around and beneath the bight in the other rope. Step 4: Tuck the
     

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