I learned the first two methods in the military. #2 was the variation they had us using for rope bridges.

Learned a new one today with #3. Thanks.  That makes 5 ways I've learned to tie this knot but #3 in this video is super useful and I'll certainly add it to the roster of practice knots so as to not forget.

The real addition that you have made to many demonstrations of this knot is in method two when you wrap the rope around your palm three times but the THIRD TURN goes in between the first two.  This makes the "finger to thumb" move that happens next much easier than other methods. Thanks.  I will be teaching this tomorrow to sailors.

knowing how to tie the Alpine Butterfly that third way means that you are a genius. Thank you, er, I will have to practice that third way many times.

the tutorial at animatedknots felt like it was wrong and when i saw this i got it right away!!

the one use you didn't mention is it's a great multi directional isolation knot. You can be hanging off a line with a butterfly, take a knife and slice right through the loop and you'll still be fine.

I prefer the angler's midline loop/ the perfection loop.
The perfection loop is also used when tying the flying bowline.

As a knot afficionado, I LOVE the alpine butterfly for a ton of applications. I've never seen it tired using the third method before. Thank you, for teaching us this.

Overall good video. It was difficult seeing the last method of tying because the camera was too far away, but I practiced on my rope several times until I figured it out. Thanks for this useful information!

Very nicely done, easy to follow, and the additions of version #3 and untying technique make this the most thorough alpine butterfly tutorial I've seen so far.
Thank you.

Sorcery.... pure sorcery. I’ve been wondering how guys do that. Thank you

One of my customers on a tree job told me about this knot and showed me how to tie it. It is an extremely handy knot

Thank you, expecially for a clear explanation on how to tie it on a palm of own hand!

Thanks for the video! I prefer the second method. I learned to do it that way, but differently. Your method is better and easier.

The third option was well explained and very helpful

My dad taught me this knot when we were camping

Best video of all.  Quick, simple, and spoken slowly and clearly so I (half deaf) can hear you.
Good job, thanks.

Thanks for the video second option helps a lot way faster and easy 👍

Beautiful job showing all three methods. I had the first method down well, I'd seen a variation of the second, but greatly prefer your version (third loop BETWEEN the first two). The third around the rope is just gravy. Thanks very much

I just started with Bartlett in Georgia. Thanks, these videos are really helpful!

Look at that! Just look at that!   lol.  👍🏻. Keep the clip coming.