This video weaving tutorial shows how to start a rug using the half hitch knot/stitch. It's the easiest way to start a rug. The start is very strong too, as strong as a braided start, and much stronger than a chain stitch start. Watch this instructional video series and learn how to weave a toothbrush rug starting with a half hitch stitch.
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Start a square or cube lanyard
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Tie a four strand round braid easily
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Do a lanyard cobra stitch
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Store rope to avoid tangles
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Weave tarn (t-shirt yarn) on a potholder loom
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Do a lanyard super cobra stitch
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Dress a floor loom
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