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... This is the basic double half-hitch knot used to mount the netting thread on the dowel ๓๓
... The gauge stick is used to create the first row of loops. To get an average-sized hair net using the gauge stick provided, you will need to tie about 40 double half-hitch knots ๓๓
... Your first row of loops will look like this. To start the next row, position the gauge stick as shown and begin. You will want to keep several completed loops on the gauge stick to assure uniformity in loop size (for a nice, even mesh.)
(These diagrams are from J. Brittain, The Step-by-Step Needlecraft Encyclopedia New York: Crescent Books, 1995).
Finally, tape your dowel to a chair or side of a table so that it hangs down in a U shape. You will initially probably want to flip over the dowel at the beginning of each new row.
Working the Netting Knot
The netting knot is also known as a mesh knot or sheet bend. Here’s how it is worked:
Figure 1. The thread is brought around the back of the card and through the top loop,
Figure 2. A loop of blue thread is held in place from the back while the thread passes behind the top loop.
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... General principles:
Try to keep an even tension on the working thread as you tie your knots. Holding the bottom loop close with your finger should help keep the working thread tight close to the gauge stick and help avoid baggy loops.
When you run out of thread, simply tie on a new piece. If you plan carefully, you can position the knot close to one of the netting knots.
If you use a 3/8" gauge stick, you should need about 25 rows of mesh for a close-fitting hair net. If you have very long or thick hair, you may wish to add a couple more rows. For future reference, a smaller gauge stick will produce a finer mesh. If you halve the size of the mesh, you will need to double the number of foundation knots; you will also need to add more rows of mesh (although probably not so many as double).
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... This is the basic double half-hitch knot used to mount the netting thread on the dowel ๓๓
... The gauge stick is used to create the first row of loops. To get an average-sized hair net using the gauge stick provided, you will need to tie about 40 double half-hitch knots ๓๓
... Your first row of loops will look like this. To start the next row, position the gauge stick as shown and begin. You will want to keep several completed loops on the gauge stick to assure uniformity in loop size (for a nice, even mesh.)
(These diagrams are from J. Brittain, The Step-by-Step Needlecraft Encyclopedia New York: Crescent Books, 1995).
Finally, tape your dowel to a chair or side of a table so that it hangs down in a U shape. You will initially probably want to flip over the dowel at the beginning of each new row.
Working the Netting Knot
The netting knot is also known as a mesh knot or sheet bend. Here’s how it is worked:
Figure 1. The thread is brought around the back of the card and through the top loop,
Figure 2. A loop of blue thread is held in place from the back while the thread passes behind the top loop.
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... General principles:
Try to keep an even tension on the working thread as you tie your knots. Holding the bottom loop close with your finger should help keep the working thread tight close to the gauge stick and help avoid baggy loops.
When you run out of thread, simply tie on a new piece. If you plan carefully, you can position the knot close to one of the netting knots.
If you use a 3/8" gauge stick, you should need about 25 rows of mesh for a close-fitting hair net. If you have very long or thick hair, you may wish to add a couple more rows. For future reference, a smaller gauge stick will produce a finer mesh. If you halve the size of the mesh, you will need to double the number of foundation knots; you will also need to add more rows of mesh (although probably not so many as double).
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