Row 3: Take the first four cords and make a square knot 4cm below the knots in the previous row. Take the next four cords and make a square knot. Continue in this way to the end of the row.

3. Square knot all 12 cords to make six square knots. 4. Use the last two cords and the first two cords of the first two square knots to create a square knot between the two square knots.

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