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Illustration of how to weave pan buckles: how to make classical Chinese pan buckles

The pan buckle is a very simple Chinese knot. The Chinese pan buckle has a very beautiful classical beauty. There are many illustrations of how to weave the pan buckle on the Internet, but none of them are very detailed. Now the production department will teach you how to make a classical Chinese pan buckle. This The method of making the buckle is very simple. First, let’s take a picture of this classical Chinese buckle to give you a feel.

Illustration of how to weave pan buckles: how to make classical Chinese pan buckles
Classical Chinese plate buckle

This Chinese-style buckle uses two 80cm No. 5 wires, and the tools required are hot melt glue and hairpins. Okay, let’s start with the illustration of how to make this plate buckle.

First: Knit a button knot (note that this button knot should not be knitted in the middle of the line, but towards one end). If you are not familiar with how to knit a button knot, please refer to the diagram of the double-line button knot knitting method

Illustration of how to weave pan buckles: how to make classical Chinese pan buckles

Step 1: Adjust the thread and make the knot ears smaller (note that the length of one thread is about 10cm, and the other is about 60cm longer) as shown below

Illustration of how to weave pan buckles: how to make classical Chinese pan buckles

Step 2: Use the short wire as a shaft, and wrap the long wire around it, as shown in the picture↓

Illustration of how to weave pan buckles: how to make classical Chinese pan buckles

Step 3: Press on top and make a second circle, keeping it close to the first circle

Illustration of how to weave pan buckles: how to make classical Chinese pan buckles

Step 4: Use the same method to make a third circle

Illustration of how to weave pan buckles: how to make classical Chinese pan buckles

Step 5: Go around until the fifth circle. There is only one small hole left in the middle of the fifth circle. Pass the thread through the middle of the small hole

Illustration of how to weave pan buckles: how to make classical Chinese pan buckles

Step 6: Turn to the back. This knot is unstable and easy to fall apart, so we apply hot melt glue on the back to fix it

Illustration of how to weave pan buckles: how to make classical Chinese pan buckles

Step 7: Make the other half in the same way as below, but there is no need to braid a button knot, leaving only one knot.

Illustration of how to weave pan buckles: how to make classical Chinese pan buckles

Step 8: Use the same method. Note that if you want to make a buckle, the two pipa knots should be the same size. If you want to make a hair accessory, asymmetry should not matter.

Illustration of how to weave pan buckles: how to make classical Chinese pan buckles

Step 9: After buckling, it is a classic Chinese classical plate buckle

Illustration of how to weave pan buckles: how to make classical Chinese pan buckles

Sewing this Chinese-style buckle on a cheongsam is quite charming. Of course, you can also stick it on a hairpin.

Tip: Although the method of this classical Chinese dish buckle is simple, it is more difficult to do it neatly. If you can't grasp the size at the beginning, practice it a few more times. Once you become proficient, you will be able to do it very well.

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