Step 1

Come in with the whip-finisher from behind. Catch the thread with the top hook and the lower hook.

Step 2

Rotate the tool 180 degrees clockwise and move it up to a horizontal position, keeping the top hook under the hook.

Step 3

Here's the "whip-finish triangle". Now you're ready to start.

Step 4

Now rotate the tool so the hook will wrap the thread for you. With a top hook that is offset, it's enough with holding the handle inline with the hook and rotating the tool in the hand. With no actual "hand wrapping" and the handle lined up with the hook shank, the thread will stay in place in the top hook.

Step 5

First wrap.

Step 6

Let's start another.

Step 7

And finish that.

Step 8

Bring the tool down to a vertical position, keeping the thread through both hooks.

Step 9

Let the top hook leave the loop.

Step 10

Start pulling the bobbin and tighten the loop.

Step 11

All the way up.

Step 12

Let the second hook leave, tighten... and knot done!!