The Chinese knot double-wing plate long knot is widely used and can be made into various ornaments and pendants. The double-wing pan-length knot is an ancient traditional hand-knitted handicraft of the Han nationality. It is a variation of the pan-length knot and is a type of Chinese knot. After the double-wing pan-length knot is knitted, the ear wings can be pulled into shapes of different sizes and knot shapes. Very beautiful.
The Chinese double-winged long knot symbolizes the highest state of interdependence, never-ending, unity of mind and body, and eternity. It represents the auspiciousness of the avenue, so it is very valued by people. The production department has specially created an illustrated tutorial for the free-hand double-wing long knot, hoping to help beginners who are obsessed with Chinese knots.
The literal meaning of the Chinese knot is a double-winged knot with long knots
Chinese knot compound wing plate long knot into the literal meaning
Schematic diagram of the long knot structure of the Chinese knot compound wing disk
Illustration of how to braid the compound wing plate length:
Step 1: Use two-color wires (for example: golden yellow wire and royal blue wire) to make double connections, and design the length of the hanging ears;
Step 2: Hold the double joint head with the index and middle fingers of your left hand, use the royal blue thread (the right thread) to wrap around your thumb three times counterclockwise to form ear wings A1, A2, and A3, and widen the outer ear wings of A2 and A3. , reserve the line for ear wing C2;
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Step 3: Use the golden thread (the left thread) to go around ear wings A1, A2, and A3 in a clockwise direction to form ear wing B1, and then use your ring finger toThe end of the golden thread is held in the palm of the hand;
Step 4: Use the royal blue thread tail to pinch out the ear wing C1, and insert the ear wings A3, A2, and A1 (from right to left in order);
Step 5: Adjust the tightness of the braided Chinese knot compound wing plate long knot line. Use golden thread to go around ear wings A1, A2 and A3 in a clockwise direction to form ear wing B2, and then use your ring finger to tie the golden thread Hold the end of the thread in the palm of your hand;
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