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Additionally, you should use different colors to make your lanyard look prettier and to help you differentiate between your strands as you weave. For boondoggle, 3 to 4 yards is a good length for a beginner's lanyard. To secure your lanyard hook, you can use a push-pin on a desk or a wall, tape it down, or pinch it between your knees.
The more secure, the better, as you will want to be able to tug on your strands of material throughout this process to tighten the stitching. Draw your lanyard hook up to the center of your strands by doubling the strands over it until their ends line up. You will need to arrange your strands so that the two halves in back are positioned to the left of the two halves in front. Pull the right-most strand.
Your right most strand is one of the halves in front , so pull it around behind the two, center strands and on top of the center-left strand. Pull the left-most strand. Pull the left-most strand around behind the two, center strands and on top of the center-right strand. Tighten your braid. Pull your strands to tighten the weave you have just made. Your lanyard hook will need to be secure for you to do this effectively. Repeat weaving. Repeat the exact same process with whichever strands are in the positions designated e.
You will repeat this process until you are satisfied with the length or you almost run out of material. Stop before you run out of material, as you will need to tie-off your end to secure your stitching. Do not twist your strands as you bend them around behind the others, otherwise it will disrupt the diamond pattern.
When you are finished, tie a granny knot using the two, uppermost strands: that is, the two strands that are higher up the braid, one of which would have been your next strand to weave. Beth H. Not Helpful 16 Helpful Take the strands and find the center. Make a plus sign out of them, turning it into four strands. The top strand will need to be folded down, fold your left strand toward the right, move the bottom strand up, and take the final strand over the first strand and under the other.
That is how to start the box braid, and you just keep doing the same steps with the 4 strands until you are done. If a visual will help, search it on YouTube. Not Helpful 12 Helpful 8. If you know how to do the box braid, you do the same steps. However, instead of keeping the strands straight, pull them at an angle and it will be the diamond braid. If that doesn't help, just look up some videos, as there are multiple ways to do it.
Not Helpful 13 Helpful 6. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. By using this service, some information may be shared with YouTube. Although it could tear, don't be scared to pull tight. All lanyard-making material is made rather strong. Helpful 17 Not Helpful 3. Avoid twisting your material. Keep your material straight, or else, by the end, some of your stitches will look different than others. Helpful 15 Not Helpful 5. There are tons of other types of lanyards you can make.
Check out Lanyards lanyards. Iron in place. Then you'll want to sew the two raw edges of your lanyard together making a closed loop. Place them right sides together and pin in place if desired. Take your lanyard over to your sewing machine. Move the lobster clasp as you sew around your lanyard. Some people like to stitch back and forth to start and end their seams. I've always been a fan of burying my threads, instead.
So I like to make sure I leave enough top thread and bobbin thread to do this. Once I come back around to the start of my seam, I'll go ahead and bury those threads. To do that, gently pull on your top thread so that the bottom thread loops up. Pull on that loop to bring your bottom thread to the top.
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