How Do You Make Lanyards For Kids?
If you’re a scout or have gone to sleepover camp, chances are you’re familiar with lanyard–also called gimp, boondoggle or scoubidous. This article discusses one of the most basic of lanyard stitches–the box stitch. You can use this stitch to create a basic lanyard keychain, or you can combine it with other stitches to form a completely different project. Step 1 Cross the two strands of lanyard at their centers and place them on a flat surface. Call the strands “Strand A” and “Strand B.” Step 2 Curl one side of Strand A over Strand B to form a loop. Then curl the other side of Strand A over Strand B in the opposite direction to form another loop. Hold these two loops in place with your less dominant hand. Step 3 Hold one side of Strand B in your dominant hand. Weave it over the loop closest to it and under the loop farthest from it. Then do the same thing, in the opposite direction, with the other side of Strand B. Step 4 Take two adjacent strands in each hand and pull to tighten the
