Detailed knitting tutorial for knitting a sunflower-shaped coaster with twine
Now that the weather is getting colder, everyone should drink more water to replenish the bodys moisture at home or at work. Girls drinking more water will be good for their skin. If you accidentally spill the water when pouring it, You have to clean it yourself, and if any documents get wet, it will be bad. So today I recommend a sunflower-shaped coaster weaving method. This method is very simple and easy to master. As long as you knit according to the method taught below, I believe you will learn it quickly. Knitting a coaster for your own beautiful cup is convenient and simple, so why not do it. And this is also a tutorial on making a weaving dream catcher.
The color of the coasters can be determined by what kind of hemp rope to use according to your preference. In the two pictures above, you can see that there are two coasters with different colors. Are they both beautiful? When you choose the appropriate color of hemp rope, it will definitely bring you fun during the weaving process. As for our detailed weaving tutorial on weaving a sunflower-shaped coaster with hemp rope, the only materials you need to prepare are hemp rope of your favorite color and a flower braider. Even though it only requires two pieces of materials, after it is weaved, , the visual effect is still very good. If you can knit a few more sunflower-shaped coasters like this and put them together as decoration or something, it will be even more perfect. Can’t you wait? If you want to learn this coaster, let’s enter today’s tutorial.
Step 1: First wind the thread onto the flower braider as shown in the picture below
Step 2: Use another hemp rope of a different color to wrap around the middle of this hemp rope
Step 3: Make a circle in the middle, and then fix the flower center
Step 4: We need to make another flower of a different shape to match it. Next, take a string of another color and use a whip needle to wrap it around the middle of the petals to form an end-to-end connection
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Step 5: Take the finished words off the flower braider, as shown below
