1, determine the style and material: before you start knitting, you need to determine the style and material of the cloak. For the national emblem, we can choose some traditional patterns and colors, such as dragons, phoenixes and peonies, to show the traditional cultural characteristics of China. At the same time, we should choose soft and colorful wires, such as silk thread and cotton thread.

2. Design the pattern: Before knitting, you need to design the pattern of the cloak. You can choose different patterns according to your personal preferences and needs, such as dragons and phoenixes, flowers and birds, fish and insects, etc. After the pattern is designed, it needs to be drawn on cardboard for subsequent weaving.

3. Choose the right crochet: In the knitting process, you need to choose the right crochet to weave the right pattern and shape. You can choose a suitable crochet according to the thickness of the thread and cloak used to ensure that the size of the needle matches the thickness of the thread and cloak.

4. Start knitting: Start knitting according to the pattern on the cardboard.

5. Finish weaving and finishing: After weaving the cloak, you need to finish finishing and finishing. You can use scissors to cut off the excess thread and iron it flat. You can sew the cloak on the clothes with a needle and thread if necessary. At the same time, some decorations and embellishments can be carried out, such as embroidery, beading and tassels. , increase the characteristics and beauty of the cloak.

Cultural connotation of national wind cloak;

1. Symbol of power and status: In ancient China, the cloak was a symbol of power and status. The texture, color and pattern of the cloak can reflect the identity and status of the wearer. Some specific patterns are often used to express the owner's power and status.

2. Expression of etiquette and respect: In ancient China, cloaks were also expressions of etiquette and respect. Cloaks are often given to others to show respect and respect. On important occasions such as weddings and sacrifices, people will also wear cloaks to show their identity and status.

3. Embodiment of ideology and aesthetics: The design and weaving technology of the national wind cloak also embodies the ideology and aesthetics of ancient China people. For example, the pattern of the cloak often contains the meaning of auspiciousness, blessing and reverence, which embodies the people's pursuit of a better life and reverence for the gods in China. At the same time, the weaving technology of the cloak also reflects the exquisite skills and unique style of traditional handicrafts in China.