Weave method of egg net bag

The knitting method of the egg net bag is as follows:

1. First of all, prepare scissors and rope. The rope can be determined by friends according to the weight of what you have. If it is used to hold eggs, we can use a slightly thicker thread.

2. First, we put 16 pieces of string in order, then put the short end through a circle, and then tighten the string to tie a knot. This knot is very strong, and the more you pull it, the tighter it gets.

3. After tying the knot, we divided the downline into two groups and tied the knot in the same way. As shown in the figure below, we should keep the distance from each knot to the top almost the same.

4. Let's start to weave the second layer, and separate the two knotted lines first. We tie two adjacent lines together, and this is what the first picture looks like. The distance of each knot depends on what you want to install, and it should not be too big, otherwise it will leak when you put it in.

5. We finished other ropes according to the above steps, and the second layer was finished. We started to knit the third layer according to the knitting method of the second layer knot.

6. Let's do this by analogy. The fourth layer is woven like a knot on it. If it is usually used to hold eggs, we can weave six or seven layers of knots. It must be remembered that one of the knotted lines is knotted with the rope of the other knot, otherwise it will not be entangled into a net.

7. When we get to the last floor, we will use scissors to cut off the redundant lines below.

8. We use another thread to cross our knotted knot, which must be adjacent to each other, and at the same time tie the thread well.

9. Let's put the eggs in the net. This egg net weaving method can also be used to weave various net bags.

Data expansion:

Eggs, also known as chicken eggs and chicken eggs, are eggs laid by hens. The highest content of eggs is protein, and protein is easily denatured when heated. Eggs contain more protein, which will increase the burden on the stomach.

An egg is blunt at one end and slightly sharp at the other. The existence of blunt air cavity makes the center of gravity of eggs shift to small head. Because of the shape and center of gravity, when the egg is flat, the yolk always tends to the sharp end. If it rolls, it will turn around and not roll away, and when it rolls, its big head is always outside. If there is a minor injury, it will not affect the whole egg.