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    N Affected Provincial'S Supplemental: Ie Nots: A) B) C) D)

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    This document summarizes the Prince Albert knot for tying ties. It resembles a flower's calyx and is identical to the Victoria knot except the cloth feeds through both passes at step g. It is unique in having a small lip of cloth peek out from the bottom of the final knot. The Prince Albert knot suits ties made of soft, thin fabrics and is recommended for short necks with point or high collars.

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    This document summarizes the Prince Albert knot for tying ties. It resembles a flower's calyx and is identical to the Victoria knot except the cloth feeds through both passes at step g. It is unique in having a small lip of cloth peek out from the bottom of the final knot. The Prince Albert knot suits ties made of soft, thin fabrics and is recommended for short necks with point or high collars.

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    This document summarizes the Prince Albert knot for tying ties. It resembles a flower's calyx and is identical to the Victoria knot except the cloth feeds through both passes at step g. It is unique in having a small lip of cloth peek out from the bottom of the final knot. The Prince Albert knot suits ties made of soft, thin fabrics and is recommended for short necks with point or high collars.

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    N Affected Provincial'S Supplemental: Ie Nots: A) B) C) D)

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    This document summarizes the Prince Albert knot for tying ties. It resembles a flower's calyx and is identical to the Victoria knot except the cloth feeds through both passes at step g. It is unique in having a small lip of cloth peek out from the bottom of the final knot. The Prince Albert knot suits ties made of soft, thin fabrics and is recommended for short necks with point or high collars.

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    n AFFECTED PROVINCIAL’S SUPPLEMENTAL:

    ie nots

    No. 2: The PRINCE ALBERT

    (Loved because of its resemblance to a flower’s calyx. Identical to the VICTORIA,


    except the cloth feeds through both passes at step g. Unique in that the final knot has
    a small lip of cloth peeking out from the bottom. Suits ties with soft, thin fabric.
    Good for short necks. Recommended with point collars and high collars.)

    a) b) c) d)

    e) f) g) h)

    Recommended Book: The 85 Ways to Tie a Tie: The Science and Aesthetics of Tie Knots by Thomas Fink and Yong Mao (Fourth Estate Ltd., ISBN: 1841155683)

    Whimsy wishes he could say otherwise, but he cannot claim in any way to be the originator of this knot.
    Nevertheless, he is proud to act as its steward, and hopes you might wear it in good health. Enjoy!

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