How to Tight a Fishing Hook Figure 8 Knot Infographic

Numbered steps infographic titled "How to Tie a Figure 8 Knot". 6 numbered step cards in sequence, arranged as a clean vertical instructional layout. Topic: figure 8 knot for climbing / outdoor use. Style: technical schematic, warm rope earth palette, clean instructional illustration, anatomically correct rope geometry, clear rope path visibility, high legibility. Each step card must show a precise rope action with realistic rope thickness, accurate bends, crossings, loop formation, and tightening progression. Include short heading IN English and one-line caption IN English on every step card.

Step 1: show a straight section of rope with the working end and standing part identified visually, preparing enough tail length. Heading in English: "Make a Bight". Caption in English: "Fold the rope to create a looped bight near the end." 
Step 2: show the bight crossing over the standing part to begin the shape. Heading in English: "Cross Over". Caption in English: "Bring the bight across the standing part to start the figure 8." 
Step 3: show the bight wrapping behind the standing part. Heading in English: "Wrap Around". Caption in English: "Pass the bight behind the standing part in a smooth turn." 
Step 4: show the bight coming forward and passing down through the top opening. Heading in English: "Thread Through". Caption in English: "Feed the bight through the upper loop to form the 8 shape." 
Step 5: show the knot partially formed, with strands neatly aligned and no twists. Heading in English: "Dress the Knot". Caption in English: "Arrange the strands so the figure 8 is clean and symmetrical." 
Step 6: show the finished figure 8 knot tightened, with a visible tail of appropriate length. Heading in English: "Tighten and Check". Caption in English: "Pull all parts evenly and confirm the knot is fully dressed." 

Add a critical safety callout box in English for climbing knots: "Safety: Always have knot checked by a partner." Include a small caution icon, but no gore. Optional small legend in English for "working end", "standing part", and "bight" if helpful. Visual emphasis on climbing/outdoor context through subtle carabiner or harness-adjacent cues, but the main focus is the rope-only knot sequence. Technical schematic look, precise linework, warm rope earth colors, neutral background, no clutter. Rendered visually to satisfy search intent for knot-tying instruction, but all visible on-image text must remain about the figure 8 climbing knot only.

All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no graphic gore, no watermarks. Anatomically correct rope geometry. For climbing knots, include critical-safety callout — "always have knot checked by a partner".