Dan
Sorry about the space at the end,fixed now,I only wanted to move the post down one click,to sign off. I should stick to knot tying next time.
The rest is, our use of words, I am not inclined to use the word 'wrap' unless it is for bandages or sandwhiches. Unless it is a macrame pattern, and they call a common whipping a wrap knot. 'Macrame projects' isbn 085219675x.
So turn,tuck,wind,serpentine, but it does go round the lower part of a constrictor. I use the word 'Surgeon Knot' to imply it snakes its way around another part. Page 35 of the Manual of Sugical Knots by Bashir A Zikria is an example, forget the ends.
Please remember the line we are working with is finer than ' Button Thread' so we are not constructing a formal knot like a Turks Head to be looked at,it is a binding knot or Warping Strand quote; Page 111 Knots,Splices and Fancywork (Spencer). The main work is Spanish Hitching with 42 Hitching Starands, and they have to be braced in, in turn, so it is a jiggle between the warping strands and the hitching strands. Then you have to keep the end of the warping strand out, so it can pass down to commence the next constrictor,and on,and on.
Ken.