Instructions: Place both laces together. Place the key ring at the center and tie an overhand knot approximately 1/4 inch from the key ring. Arrange the strands in the form of a cross. The two light strands are at the top and the bottom and the dark strands at the left and right. You are now ready to form the box stitch. * see figure "A" *see figure "B" Fold strand 1 across the knot leaving a small loop. Fold strand 2 over strand 1 leaving a small loop. Hold in place with your fingers. * see figure "C" Fold 3 over 2 and hold. * see figure "D" Fold 4 over 3 and insert through the loop left in 1. * see figure "E" P ull the laces tightly. Take lace 1 and 4 in one hand, 2 and 3 in the other and pull. Take 1 and 2 in one hand, 3 and 4 in the other and pull again. This completes the base of your box stitch. * see figure "F" Fold strand 1 and 3 to the opposite side leaving a small loop on each and hold. Fold 2 over 3 and through the loop on 1. Fold 4 over 1 and through the loop on 3. Pull laces tightly. This is the second step needed to make the box stitch. Continue until you reach the desired length. see figure "G" To fasten off the box stitch leave the last stitch fairly loose bring 1 under 2 under 3 then up through the center. Repeat this step with 3 and 4. Gently tighten the strands one at a time around the square. Trim the ends diagonally at least one inch beyond your square.
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Go to www.boondoggleman.com and then browse through the different ideas for making lanyard has. Trust me, you will find the cobra stitch...And you will absolutely love all the other ideas the ''boondoggle man'' has!! You will also find a KING COBRA stitch you can make. OR Go to http://rexlaceclub.com/Products/Cobra-Stitch__Instructions-0009.aspx and then read the instructions. To make King Cobra over-lap your previous cobra with any lanyard you have left on that knot
The zipper stitch is made with three strings. It involves taking one longer string and weaving it back and forth between the other two. You can see videos on the zipper stitch here: http://www.laneyards.com/2009/09/zipper-stitch.html
To make a box, you need two strings. If you start a lanyard with three strings and try to make a box, it will turn into a triangle.
A double box stitch is similar to a box stitch. With a double box stitch, each color thread is looped across vertically, while the horizontal threads are woven through the boxes that have been created.
If you are up to a little challenging ideas for making lanyards, or just wanna have some fun, then go to www.boondoggleman.com. I guarantee you, you will love making lanyard when you do these stitches. You can do a square, circle, rectangle, cylinder, or double helix stitch as well as many others. Here's a great youtuber for lanyard tutorials: http://www.youtube.com/user/laneyards I learned a bunch of different lanyard types from him and now I'm obsessed!! :)
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You're looking for a crochet stitch which looks like a 3-D box, the best I can think of is a filet crochet stitch (which is made up of mesh and boxes), but that would be a 2-D box, not a 3-D box. The most common filet crochet box would be 3 double crochets; then a double crochet and two chain stitches (which would skip over two stitches in the row below). This would make a box and then a mesh in your project.