Scoubidou entails lacing a number of thin and colorful strands of plastic together to develop various shapes. Assorted weaving methods or knots can be used to form diverse types of images.

The Chinese Staircase Stitch is the quickest and uncomplicated way an individual can become skilled at Scoubidou. Collect three-color pieces of Scoubidou. They need to be around 13 inches long. A white strand needs to be included with the other three colored fibers.

Attach the four strands together; however make certain about 1 inch of loose string is above the knot. When constructing the first stitch, take the white scoubidou and create an effortless ring over the other three colorful strings. Then move the white cord under the other strands. Thread the end of the white string through the loop and pull towards the front. Pull the thread firmly until the knot is steadily fastened against the other color strands. Repeat these steps until the item is 3 inches long.

Then once the technique is down it is time to become creative. Designing different animals and objects is the purpose of scoubidous. This method is basically different knotting procedures to create unique and interesting pieces with various colors of plastic. Experiment with an assortment of knots to create bigger and more complicated items each time. Use as many strands of scoubidous as possible.

Types of scoubidous strands can fluctuate in size. This may hinder the completed image. Test different amount of scoubidous to determine if the project looks correct. Make sure the pieces of string lay flat as they are being worked with.