is a clove hitch secured by a double-looped overhand knot.  [Figure 9-148, step A]  Use the double cordlacing method on  wire bundles 1 inch in diameter or larger. When using the  double cord-lacing method, employ a bowline-on-a-bight as  the starting knot.  [Figure 9-149, step A] Use wire group or bundle ties where the supports for the  wire are more than 12 inches apart. A tie consists of a clove  hitch around the wire group or bundle, secured by a square  knot.  [Figure 9-150] Tying Cord crosses under loop Starting knot tightened Trim to $^{3}$/8" minimum Pull here until tight before finishing knot Final knot First part of final knot tightened Step C—Part I Step C—Part II Step A—Starting knot Step B—Intermediate half hitches Starting knot tightened Step A—Starting knot bowline-on-a-bight Step B—Intermediate half hitches Step C—Final knot 9-89 Figure 9-149.  Double cord lacing. Figure 9-148.  Single cord lacing method.