1. Wash the pulp of Ziziphus jujuba seeds, soak the picked Ziziphus jujuba seeds in water, then knead the pulp with both hands, seal the water with the kneaded pulp in a container, and dry it for about a week, and the pulp will basically rot. After that, take out the peel of Ziziphus jujuba mill, throw it away, find a porous container, take out the soaked Ziziphus jujuba mill together with rotten pulp, and rinse it with clear water. Rotten pulp will be washed away from the holes in the container, leaving Ziziphus jujuba seeds. There should be some jujube skins mixed together. At this time, put the Ziziphus jujuba seeds in a breathable basket and dry them in the shade. After a day of air drying, the jujube peel that had been stuck to the jujube pit was basically half dry. Come back and rub it with your hands and clean it up. When it is completely dry, clean up other impurities mixed in the Ziziphus jujuba seeds, and the rest is clean Ziziphus jujuba seeds, which can be used as bracelets in the future.

2. Ziziphus jujuba core drilling, it is best to drill Ziziphus jujuba core with a bit of1.5 mm. If you drill with a bit of 1 mm, the diaphragm in the middle of the core will be biased. Because the spacer is hard, the sharp drill bit has strong hardness, and the drilled hole is not easy to deviate. It's better to use a hanging machine to drill holes, which is easier to master by hand. When I made the rope, I didn't do it right at first, and many fine bits I used were scrapped.

3. Put on Ziziphus jujuba seeds, and finally put the paved Ziziphus jujuba seeds on the rope.