How to weave a mesh pocket

Methods of weaving mesh pockets:

Tools: old wool, scissors.

1, ready to use the old wool, or rope, will be run out of thread, cut out the length you need.

2, the stroked end of the rope cut, the other end, with a piece of string to tie a dead knot.

3. The knot should be long enough to allow you to tie it in a fixed position. After securing the ropes in place, divide them equally into 2.?

4, then take the one on the far side (and the other side as well), put it in a separate place, and tie all the rest in a knot of 2.?

5, the second row is also 2 pieces in one piece, only to be staggered with the previous row of rope.?

6, when you get to rows 3-4, if you can't tell the braid apart, take the 2 cords you put aside earlier and connect them in the same order as you knotted them before.?

7, after connecting, in order not to let the top rope and the bottom rope mixed together, you have to put it to the top, according to this method, all the way down the braid, you can get a mesh pocket.

The mesh pocket, as the name suggests, is a pocket made of similar mesh. It may be used occasionally in our daily life, such as the tools we use to catch fish or other animals (e.g. butterflies, dragonflies), hair accessories for coiling our hair, netting and so on. People who lived before the 80's may have thought that a mesh bib was just such a tool that could be used, and as times have evolved, the mesh bibs that we use have been given new meanings.

The fishnet, or "fishing net," is an indispensable fishing tool for fisheries production. Coastal fishermen first used simple nets to catch fish on the seashore. The Ming Dynasty saw the emergence of the teasing net, stick net and other shallow sea fishing gear. After the Qing Dynasty, far-sea fishing nets appeared. Inland fishermen fished with small fishing gear. The main fishing gears used in fishery production were teasing net, stick net, pushing net, arching net, ground net, inserting net, grabbing net, sticking net, pulling net, drift net, trawling net, hitting net, spinning net, opening net, hooking hook, picking ark pole, fishing net, foil, river seine net, rowing net, coping net, hooing net, hanging net, slipping foil net, crab basket, crab inverted sub, etc. Among them, pulling net and drift net were commonly used. Among them, pulling nets and drift nets are commonly used in distant sea fishing, and sticky nets are mostly used in inland waterways and offshore fishing.