Video and photo workshop netting fish from the gums

Video and photo workshop netting fish from the gums

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If you are interested in weaving colored irisesRainbow Loom, then I suggest adding a small bright fish to your collection of crafts. You can attach a ring to it and get an original keychain. Let's look at how to weave a fish using two table forks and multi-colored rubber bands.






Scourge fish

This method of weaving is suitable for those who do nota special machine for weaving or slingshot. For convenience, the two plugs connect to each other by adhesive tape. Also you need any gum color, a pair of black and thin hook for knitting.

Fish drags very easily and quickly. For one evening you can weave a fish tank and give away to your friends and relatives.
We begin to weave a fish by foldingrubber bands three times and put on two pairs of columns of one of the forks. Next, you need to fold two rubber bands into two and place them on 4 columns, 2 on one device, 2 on the other.


Now take a thin crochet hook,the size of which does not exceed No. 2, it is better to be thinner, otherwise it will be very inconvenient to work, you will not be able to pick up and stretch the elastic the first time. We pick up the irises that are folded in three turns with a hook and pull them through those that we just put on. This is what should come of it.


Duplicate a similar action, and place it againtwo elastic bands folded in 2 turns. Thus, there were 4 rubber bands around each pair of teeth. We proceed in the same way as with the previous pair of colored rings. Now that this action has become clear, repeat it 4 more times. In this type of needlework, it is important not only to remember the order of actions, but also to understand them. Once you understand the essence of the fish weaving process, the work will go faster.


Elastic bands located on top of our weavingneed to be translated to adjacent columns on both sides. As a result, each device has 2 columns, completely free from the base material. The other two are wearing four rainbow rings. We place the next rings around the same “working” teeth. Two pairs of loops that are located at the very bottom of the weaving need to be moved up. This leaves two buttonholes. And the tail of the future fish is already emerging. Weaving the body of a fish will be just as easy. Let's continue!



Using a hook, carefully stretch the rings andwe change them from two to 4 columns. Let's take six new rainbow rings and put them on the forks in pairs in this way: 2 rings on two parallel cloves, the next 2 on four central ones, and another 2 on 2 side ones.


Next, remove those loops that we stretchedaround 4 teeth. This is what comes out. We fold the new rubber band into two and put it on the entire device. To continue weaving the fish, you need to take six rings again and place them on the forks in pairs, as we did just recently.


We begin to remove the rubber bands.First, the one that was stretched across the entire fork, then all the lower three pairs. Now you can relax a little and do what you have already mastered. Repeat the already familiar steps three times, starting from the moment when we wrap 1 iris folded in two around all four teeth, ending with removing all the loops.


Slowly but surely we got to the place where the fish's eyes would be. We wrap black irises, folded 4 times, around the two central teeth of each device.


And repeat the same steps again:one ring for all the teeth, then three pairs, in the end we remove the black irises. Each fork must contain 3 pairs of loops. We repeat the steps we have already learned, only changing the six rubber bands to three. We also do the removal of the loops. We change the remaining rings onto 2 central cloves.

We are nearing the completion of weaving. New iris wrap around the central teeth, remove the bottom eyelets 3 and get one loop. Pull the other one through, placing them side by side. To the resulting eyelet can be attached to the ring fob. Now you know how to weave a fish out of gum!

Video: Learn to weave a fish out of gum



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