Trident Loop



Makes a nice lanyard or zipper pull.
This loop knot comes from "The Book of Knots" by Budworth and Dalton.
I eliminated the final half hitch.

Make an overhand knot.

Bring the working end (WE) back to the left to make the loop for your lanyard/pull. Fold WE back to make a bight.

Put the bight through the crossings in the overhand knot.

Bring WE underneath the loop.

Bring WE through the bight.

Tighten.