1. Single knot method
Single knot method is the most basic and commonly used method. The specific steps are as follows:
First, put the beads into the rope. Then, cross the ropes at both ends, and then pass the rope on the right through the rope on the left to form a ring. Then, put the rope through the loop on the right side and tighten it to form a single knot. Repeat the above steps and tie several simple knots to fix the beads and prevent them from scattering.
2. Double knot method
The double knot method is stronger than the single knot method and is suitable for small beads or thin lines. The specific steps are as follows:
First, put the beads into the rope. Then, cross the ropes at both ends, and then pass the rope on the right through the rope on the left to form a ring. Then, put the rope through the loop on the right side and tighten it to form a single knot. Then, pass the left rope through the right rope to form a new loop on the single knot of the right rope. Then, put the left rope through the new loop and tighten it to form a double knot. Repeat the above steps and tie multiple double knots to fix the beads and prevent them from scattering.
3. Bow knot method
Bow tie is a beautiful and simple method, which is more suitable for closing bracelets or necklaces. The specific steps are as follows:
First, put two ropes in parallel. Then, one of the ropes passes through the other rope and forms a loop. Then, put one end of the rope through the ring to form a new ring. Then, put the other end of the rope through the new loop and tighten it to form a bow. Repeat the above steps and make multiple bows to fix the beads and prevent them from scattering.
The above are several common beading methods, and each method has its own applicable occasions. In practice, it is necessary to choose the appropriate knotting method according to the size of beads, the thickness of thread and the requirements of bracelets or necklaces.