The answer to the simple rope weaving method is as follows: the course of rope weaving and knotting is dazzling, but I still can't understand it after careful study. What should I do? In order to make other disabled people from the same planet with me understand, today, please ask a rope braider to represent each rope end with different colors and show it to everyone from beginning to end!

First of all, a rope is left and right, left and right, leaving a circle. ? From now on, the end of the rope pressed by the beads doesn't need to move, just pinch it with your fingers, and the left rope pressed on it passes through the circle from behind and is tightened.

Then put it back to the right through the circle from behind, or tighten it. Repeat the above actions, always use a rope end to pass through the rope loop from back to front, and wrap eight words back and forth. After weaving to the required length, prepare to finish, pull up and tighten the rope on the side that remained motionless at first, then cut off the excess rope at the other end and burn the lighter. Phoenix knots are often used at the ends of daily beads and bracelets. ?

Closing the knot then brings you a way to wrap the rope buckle, which is also the most common DIY closing method. Cut the gossip short, take one or more lines as the center line, fold it in half with thinner lines and put it above the center line. In order to make everyone see it more clearly, we chose a two-color line to demonstrate.