Ever since I saw the flower knots of the Overlord flower, I was deeply attracted. I couldn't help but study hard and finally learned it! The Chinese flower-strand knot is really magical. The knots produced by different pressing rules are very different. The changes of the flower-strand knot are even more wonderful! Today, the production department will first share a tutorial on the Chinese knot pattern. Without further ado, here is a tutorial on how to knit the three-strand five-flower pattern (herringbone)!
Step 1: Choose a Chinese knotting thread you like, here we choose the yellow thread, hold the end of the thread with your left hand, and wrap the thread upward in a counterclockwise direction with your right hand;
Step 2: Then wrap the right end of the thread counterclockwise upwards for another half circle to form two overlapping circles, and hold the intersection point on the left with your left hand;
Step 3: Then move the right thread tail from left to right, press the right circle, pick the left thread, and press the right circle to exit;
Step 4: Continue to move the right end of the thread counterclockwise, pick the left circle, press the new left circle, pick the left circle, press the new left circle, and exit the thread;
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Step 5: Finally tighten the right end of the thread, and the three-strand five-flower pattern (herringbone) is completed.
Although the Chinese knot with three strands and five flowers (herringbone) is simple to make, it is more difficult to make it neatly. If you can't grasp the tightness of the strand knot at the beginning, practice it a few more times. , if you become proficient, you will be able to make a very exquisite Chinese knot with three strands and five flowers (herringbone).
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