The single-thread double-money knot is an ancient traditional hand-woven handicraft of the Han nationality. It is a type of Chinese knot. It is also called "money knot" and "double-yuanbao". It is named after the Chinese knot connected in the shape of two ancient copper coins, which symbolizes "good things come true." "Double", in ancient times, money was also called spring, which has the same pronunciation as "complete", so it can mean "double complete".
The Chinese knots single-line double-money knot is often used to weave necklaces, belts and other accessories. The combination of several double-money knots can also form beautiful patterns, such as clouds and Shiquan knots. The rope joints are connected to form a sweet-scented osmanthus knot, and a beautiful rose shape can be obtained by weaving it in double lines or multiple circles. Today, the production department will share with you an illustrated tutorial on how to knit a single-line double-money knot in Chinese knots! The illustrated tutorials on how to knit a single-line double-money knot in Chinese knots are divided into two types: herringbone double-money knots and double-money knots. See the following steps for details:
Single-line herringbone double-money knot tutorial:
Step 1: Choose a golden thread, hold it with your left hand, wrap the thread upwards in a clockwise direction with your right hand, and gently pinch the intersection with your left hand;
Step 2: Then wrap the right end of the thread upwards in a counter-clockwise direction for another half circle to form two overlapping circles;
Step 3: Then use the right thread tail to wrap the left hand thread from the bottom to the top, and thread the thread to the right in sequence by pressing, picking, pressing, and picking;
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Step 4: Adjust the tightness of the single-line double-money knot of the Chinese knot. The diagram of the Chinese knot single-line herringbone double-money knot tutorial is completed.
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