How to make different kinds of scoobies

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Tying colored strings is decorative and great fun. You can make key rings, figures, jewellery etc. These hollow strings can be threaded with wire to make them bendable. The string can then be wound round a pencil a few time to make a colorful spiral. Here we show four different techniques which can also be used for tying figures or other decorations. If plaiting a keyring you can tie a carbine hook or keyring into the first knot.
3-string technique, round
1. Tie the strings together into a knot.	2. Place the first string over the second, forming a loop, repeat with the second string.	3. Put the 3rd string through the first loop.	4. Carefully pull tight.
4-string technique, round
1. Tie one string over the other.	2. Place the first string over the second, forming a loop, repeat with strings 2 and 3.	3. Put the 4th string in the first loop.	4. Carefully pull tight.
4-string technique, square and plait with bead
1.Tie one string over the other as shown in 4-string technique, round (picture 1). Fold string 1 and 3 as shown in the picture.	2. Thread strings 2 and 4 through the opposite loop. Carefully pull tight.	3. Tie as in figure 1 and 2. Place a pencil over the last knot. Tie a new knot over the pencil, pull tight. Tie some more knots before removing the pencil.	4. Put a bead in the hole.

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