Chinese knot method

1. Twist the thread to form a round knot, and sew a ring with enough buttons on the other side to form a buckle. The knot in the cloth button is the dish button, which is the most commonly used button playing method in ancient costumes.

2. Use a string that matches the color of the clothes, about 1 ft in length, and put it on the four fingers of the left hand from the middle. Then, the right hand picks up the right line segment and twists it, placing it under the thumb of the left hand.

3. Then, hold the other end with your right hand, wear it from bottom to top in the middle of your palm, and then pull it with your right hand. Don't pull it too tight yet.

4. Then, take the off-line from your left hand, hold it with your index finger and middle finger, and pick up one end of the rope with your right hand and insert it into your thumb. Then, the left hand pulls the other end, the right hand pulls the other end, and the hands are slowly pulled up to form.

5. If the right hand pulls the two ends together, the left hand holds the highest point, and the two hands are slowly pulled up to become buttonholes. This rope is well woven. When you pull your hands slowly, you should use even force to see which position is not even enough. You can loosen it appropriately and adjust it. Don't use your left hand too hard when pulling the buttonhole, pay attention to adjusting the size of the buttonhole and then pull hard.

6. There are many styles of buckles, such as pipa knots. When it is finished, it is like a pipa. When doing this, you should take a 40 cm red rope, leave one end about 10 cm and fold it in half, and divide it into two ropes. The rope on the right side goes counterclockwise from the top of the red rope to the back. At this time, the following also formed a circle. Put the rope in the next turn and do it counterclockwise, all the way to the back.

7. In addition to cheongsam, Tang costumes and other costumes with retro style also widely use buckles. There are many kinds and names of belt buckles. In addition to the common word buttons, there are buttons copied from animals, plants and flowers, and even buttons for making portraits.