How to weave bracelet rope

The method of weaving bracelets with ropes is as follows:

Preparation materials: four red threads, four gold threads, a pair of scissors and a bead.

1 and 4 lines are all aligned, and tie a fast knot casually in the middle.

2. After pairing, all eight lines are inserted into a tail bead.

3. Divide 8 threads into left and right sides, with 4 red threads on one side and 4 gold threads on the other, and braid 8 strands.

4. The length of the eight-legged braid should be appropriate, about 14cm. The red thread and the gold thread are woven into four strands 1cm.

5. After the four-strand braid is finished, the gold thread and the red thread will tie a diamond knot together, and the buttonhole will be finished. Then the extra thread will be cut off with scissors and continue to stick.

The origin of rope weaving:

When humans began to have the simplest tools, they would twist grass or tiny branches into ropes. People use it to bind wild animals, to bind thatched cottages, to make belts and to bind grass skirts. Later, there was a "knot note", which used a knot the size of a rope to record events. Knotting notes is a method used by people before the invention of writing.

That is, tie a knot on the rope to commemorate it. In ancient times, Indians in China and Peru all had this habit, that is, in modern times, some people who have no words still use knots to keep notes. It is the wisdom of ancient people to weave bracelets with ropes. They poured their blessings on the ropes, hoping to bring them good luck or a beautiful marriage.