Solution of two-strand corn knot weaving method

1. Take two lines and pass them. Put the green line under the yellow line.

2. One end of the green line is pressed against the yellow line clockwise.

3. The other end of the green line is pressed against the yellow line clockwise.

4. Press one end of the yellow line, pick it up and press it clockwise on the green line.

5. Press the other end of the yellow line, pick it up, and press it clockwise on the green line.

6. Pull out four threads to tighten the knot.

7. Any yellow line is counterclockwise on the green line.

8. Press the green line counterclockwise on another yellow line.

9. The pressed yellow line is pressed counterclockwise on another green line.

10. The pressed green line penetrates the first yellow coil counterclockwise.

1 1. Pull four threads outward to tighten the knot.

12. Repeat step 7- 1 1, and so on.

The implication and symbol of corn knots corn has been the staple food of the Chinese nation since ancient times, and the weaving of corn knots also implies people's beautiful vision of hoping for a bumper harvest and adequate food and clothing. Corn knots are shaped like corn, which means steady and rising.