Hand woven nets are a very interesting handicraft activity that can be used to make beautiful fishing nets, not only for fishing, but also for decoration and DIY handmade. If you are a handicraft enthusiast and want to learn manual web weaving, then this article is for you. Next is a detailed introduction to the manual web weaving tutorial illustrating slow motion.

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The materials required for weaving nets mainly include fishing line, fishing net needles, scissors, and igniters.

Step 1: Thread the fishing line through the pinhole

        Firstly, pass the fishing line through the needle hole of the fishing net needle and use a burner to burn the end of the fishing line to avoid loosening.

Manual Weaving Tutorial Illustrated Slow Motion

Step 2: Knot

        Tie a knot between the fishing lines at both ends, which will be used to fix the starting point of the weaving net.

Step 3: Start weaving the fishingnet

        Now, you are ready to start weaving the web. Insert the needle into the center of the knot of the fishing line and then thread it through the other end of the fishing line. Then, with the other hand, pass the needle through the fishing line, pass it through the opening, and pull it out. Hook the fishing line in the other corner, which will form your first net.

Step 4: Continue weaving the fishingnet

        Now that you have completed the first net, you will need to continue weaving along the direction of the fishing line. Insert the needle into the center of the first net, then pass through the fishing line one by one, hook through the open space on one side to the other side, which will form the next net.

Manual Weaving Tutorial Illustrated Slow Motion

Step 5: Weaving Details Processing

        Each layer of weaving should be continuously made from the mesh ear to the mesh ear until your network becomes larger and larger. It is particularly important to note that when you weave the entire string of nets, you may find that you are unsure about the treatment of the end of the net. At this point, you can use fishing lines to pass through the outermost hook of your fishing net and then knot it together with the previous net, achieving seamless docking.

        The above is an introduction to the slow motion illustrated in the manual web weaving tutorial. By following these five simple steps, you can weave a beautiful fishing net. I hope this article can help you learn how to weave a web, while also allowing you to fully experience the joy of handicraft activities.