Prepare a piece of string with some toughness;
Fold one end of the string in half to form a U-shape, and then pull the long end so that it becomes longer and shorter;
Hold the ring with the left and right thumb and index finger, press the U-shaped line between the ring and index finger, and loop the long end of the U-shaped line around the ring from left to right;
Once wrapped, wrap the extra rope around the circle formed by the U-shaped wire;
Tighten the rope on the other end, and then cut off the excess red rope on both sides...
Many people do not know the thickness of their fingers or the other person's fingers when buying a ring, so they will choose to buy a live ring to adjust the size of the ring and make it more suitable to wear. However, wearing the ring is easy to loose and fall, so to be fixed, you can use a wire to wrap the ring to fix.
1, prepare a string with a certain toughness, you can use red rope.
2, fold one end of the string in half, fold it into a U-shape, pull the long end of it, so that it becomes long and short.
3. Then pinch the ring with the left and right thumb and index finger, press the U-shaped line between the ring and the index finger, and wrap the long end of the U-shaped line around the ring from left to right.
4. When finished, wrap the extra rope around the circle formed by the U-shaped wire.
5, and then tighten the other end of the rope, tighten and then cut off the excess red rope on both sides, but not all cut off to leave 1-2 mm.
6, cut off and then use a lighter to leave the red rope head, reinforce.