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There are 5 strands in total, each of which is 2.5 meters long. We don't need to talk about how to knot this. Now let's make the first layer. This is the position. These two sides are divided into 5 strands. Take the outer strand as a main thread. The remaining 4 strands are knotted in this way. Pull it up from below. You see, this main thread goes up, right? Pull it up from above. Pull it through the hole. Knot it twice. Pay attention to the knot. Sometimes it looks like this. Actually, you just need to run it through. That's it. Once. Twice. Knot it twice for each strand. That's it. The size of this gap depends on this main thread. In the future, the position of this main thread will change. The angle of the knot depends on the main thread. For the first group, we try to get as close as possible. The second one. Actually, you just need to run it through with your hands. You can hang it or lay it flat. The third one. If you hang it after you've knotted it, you may be able to do it faster. But it's easier to control the angle of the knot when it's flat. Actually, you don't have to be very tight. Just make sure that each strand is relatively even. This is the first group. This half is done. In the same way, let's make the second group. Like this. Pull it up. Pull this hole over. Do the same thing. Run it through. This method is the same as the one for the heart. Just make sure that the balance is not too high or too low. The middle two. Let's make the third group. I like to tie it up first. Then, if you want to make a knot, because you still need to make a few knots, it's easier to tie it up like this. I think it's faster. Because you can cut off this thread at the end. Then, pay attention to these two threads. Run it through. Then, it's done. One goes this way. Then, tighten it up here. See? The first half is done. Next, it's this main thread again. Run it through from the outside. See? It's formed like this. Run it through from the outside. Start from the first thread. Try to tighten the first thread here. Just pay attention to the angle. It's like this. Don't pull it too much. That's it. Basically, as long as this position is not moving, you only need to move your right hand. Actually, this side is done, too. It's the same on this side. This main thread goes out again. The third step is these two threads. Again, these two threads. The method is the same as these two threads. It's done on both sides. Here's a secret. If there is an asymmetry on both sides, one side may be stiffer, the other may be softer. This main thread can be adjusted. You can adjust the asymmetry on both sides. Try to have a sharp corner here. So slowly slide this thread up. This thing can be balanced. Then pay attention to the key points. One is asymmetry. Try to make it as asymmetric as possible. The other one is the side thread above. It's the same size. After that, try to make the corners on both sides as asymmetric as possible. Don't bend the middle thread too much. Try to make it as straight as possible. If it's too loose, you can adjust it. You can adjust it up and down. Okay, it's done. These three threads. After that, it's the bottom part. This part. Here. There are about 20 threads in total. Okay. As for the top part, I'm missing a little bit here. So what you see may be 17 threads. Then start knotting. Actually, you can start knotting from 18 threads. 18 or 19 threads are fine. It doesn't matter if there is a little asymmetry. Okay. For example, it's about here. Okay. This knot is a flat knot. Okay. The first knot. It's like this. The second knot. Okay. It's like this. Then it's done. Just make two flat knots here. Then it's done. Okay, it's almost done on both sides. From this knot, there is a knot at the bottom. It's this part. From here to here, it's about 20 threads again. Anyway, the whole length from here to here to this knot is about 40 threads. The way to tie a knot is the way to tie a knot. I seem to have taught you before, right? How do you know? Turn this thread over. Okay, it's about 18 threads long. Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Okay, it's about 9 to 10 threads long. Then tie a knot here. And then tie another knot here. As long as the knot number is the same, it's 9 to 10. Okay, it's done. Okay, you can cut off the thread at the bottom. The main thing is to cut off the upper thread. Actually, you can take a longer thread You can make a knot together. Then you don't have to cut the thread at the bottom. It will be in harmony with the cowhide. I don't have enough thread here. You don't have to worry about it. From here to here, because I don't have enough thread here, there will be some loose threads, right? When you tie these two threads together, you try to tie it down like this. Then tie it here at the intersection. It's to make it relatively round and uniform. Don't be uneven. If you didn't catch these two threads at the time, there might be a little twist here. So you try to tie it like this when you have enough space at the time. Then tie it together. When it hangs like this, it will hang like this. Isn't it a little loose here? You can adjust it here at the end. Just pull it. Try to make it as neat as possible.