A course specializing in hand knitting.

1. Fold the red rope in half and weave a Niukou knot at one end. This is to facilitate the next step and prevent the red rope from running out. Pay attention to leave a buttonhole at the upper end when knitting.

2. Draw three lines in the middle of the vertical axis to form a cross.

3. Weave a duplex at the lower end of the vertical shaft and fix it. All the next steps will start with this knot.

4. Remove the two double shafts.

5. Tighten and straighten the lines on both sides.

6. After weaving to a suitable length, cut the thread ends and burn them, and weave the remaining two threads into a duplex.

7. Weave one or two of the remaining threads, with no more than two knots at most, to complete the weaving of the red rope bracelet.

Weaving: the most basic technology. Including knitting, plain knitting, pattern knitting, twisting, hat knitting, le knitting and other processes. Weaving is the most common technology in straw weaving. There is no difference between warp and weft. Wheat straw, corn husk and other raw materials are twisted into 3-7 strands of straw braids, which are usually used as semi-finished raw materials for straw baskets, straw hats and floor mats. Plain weave is a common technique in straw weaving, wickerwork weaving and rattan weaving.

Based on warp and weft, it continuously picks up (the weft is above the warp) and presses (the weft is below the warp) to form a pattern according to certain rules. On the basis of plain weave, pattern weaving is changed to weave chain buttons, cross buttons, plum blossom buttons and other patterns. Twisted weave is similar to plain weave, but the structure is compact and the warp is not exposed.