How to weave the treasure knot Tutorial on how to weave the double-wing treasure knot in the Chinese

The Chinese double-wing knot is to change the order of the ear wings to form different hooking effects of the ear wings. The technique is the same as the basic knot. For symmetrical double-wing knots, the incoming and outgoing wire directions at both ends are usually the same. Let’s follow the production department’s tutorial on how to weave the double-wing treasure knot in Chinese knots and learn how to weave the treasure knot together!

Before weaving the Chinese compound wing knot, first draw the number of knots and sets you are going to make on your finger paper from top to bottom, from short to long, and then connect the ear wing lines to design the compound wing you want to make. Treasure knot pattern. Here, the production department will share with you the exquisite Chinese knotted compound wing knot method shown in the picture below!

Tutorial on how to knit the Fuyibao knot:

Step 1: Use two-color threads (for example: rose red, turquoise) to make double connections of the knot;

Step 2: Pinch the rose red wire (i.e. the left wire) about 6cm away from the double link with your thumb and middle finger, wrap the wire around your index finger from back to front, exit the wire in front, and pinch it with your thumb and middle finger to form A1 Set;

Step 3: Use A1 and the double-jointed rose red wire to wrap the tail from front to back, with the outlet wire at the back, and pinch it with your thumb and middle finger, marking it as A3;

Step 4: Use the rose red thread between A3 and the double connection to wind the tail from back to front, with the thread coming out in front, and pinch it with your thumb and middle finger, marking it as A4;
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Step 5: Pass the turquoise thread tail into A3 from between A3 and A4, and then out from between A1 and A3. It will enter the complicated part of the compound wing knot in the Chinese knot;

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