Generating ribbon diagrams for knots known to be ribbon knots Is there a source in the literature for ribbon diagrams for the knot-table knots known to be ribbon knots?
For example, I'm interested in doing a computation which needs as input a ribbon diagram for the knot $8_{20}$ (Rolfsen knot table notation).  This knot is known to be ribbon, but I don't know a ribbon diagram for the knot.  
Usually when I encounter a claim of the sort "knot X is ribbon" either the author supplies the ribbon diagram, or nothing.  Citations to information of this sort seem kind of sparse. Or am I just unaware of a standard source for this type of information? 
 A: I think Kawauchi's book has tables that include ribbon diagrams, but I don't have a copy with me. Look at 
 Livingston and Cha . It is not hard to get a ribbon disk from this diagram: add a handle between the ears on the top and bottom right. 
Generally, I check  Livingston/Cha ,  Bar-Natan,  and  Saito  for various information.
@ears: there are a pair of symmetric clasps on the top and bottom of the diagram. Pull the top-most and bottom-most arc to the right, and then attach a band. The vertical arc that forms a triangle, and the right vertical arc from the band forms an obvious embedded circle. 
A: The Knot Atlas seems like it would be a good home for ribbon diagrams. At present, it has exactly one: for the knot 61.
The Knot Atlas is a wiki, it's user editable, and you can even upload new images.
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A: See also 'A refined Jones polynomial for symmetric unions', Michael Eisermann and Christoph Lamm, Osaka J. Math. (2011), https://projecteuclid.org/euclid.ojm/1315318344
All prime ribbon knots up to 10 crossings are given as symmetric diagrams (examples 1.14, 6.6, 6.7 and 6.8, see especially the table on page 363) which are simpler than the diagrams in Kawauchi's book.
Update 2022: My paper "The search for nonsymmetric ribbon knots" contains ribbon diagrams for all 11 and 12 crossing (prime, ribbon) knots.
