How to weave a fortune cat red rope bracelet, mainly how to tie the knot between the cat and the cat?

Practice: use a rope from the left side of the cat through the hole to the right side, and then use another rope from the right side of the cat through the hole to the left side, and so on.

The Lucky Cat (Japanese: 招财猫 English: Lucky cat), said to have originated in China more than 1,000 years ago, and another said to have originated in Japan, is a cat-shaped idol ornament commonly found in traditional Japanese culture, and is regarded as a kind of good-luck charm for attracting wealth and good fortune, with a history that dates back to Edo more than four hundred years ago. The cat is usually made of ceramic, usually white, and takes the form of a cat with one of its hands raised above its head in a gesture that beckons to people. Generally speaking, the cat raises its left hand to invite good fortune, its right hand to invite wealth, and both hands raised at the same time, meaning that "wealth" and "good fortune" come together. In addition, the golden bell hanging on the chest of the cat also has the meaning of luck, fortune, luck, and karma. Different colors of cats represent different wishes of their owners, expressing the unchanging hope of human beings for happiness, prosperity and good fortune. Han legends of the moon old man is a red thread to lead men and women to marriage, so it goes without saying that the woman alone with a red rope is to pray for the arrival of marriage. In the past to be married to older women in order to pray for a good marriage, will go to the temple of the old man of the moon to seek to bring in the hand; hand tied red line in addition can also indicate that they are waiting to be married to seek a spouse, there are indicated that "unmarried women" meaning.