The President's train left Washington and proceeded to make a large loop through the country, traveling through nineteen states - Virginia, Tennesee, Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, Texas, Arizona, California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Nebraska, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
Make a large loop with the hose.
Make a large loop with your ribbon.
Tie the ends of the thread together to make a large loop.
With the remaining string, make a large loop with your hand.
Remove the last loop from your right arm and pull to make a large loop (this protects from accidentally pulling out previous stitches).
Add gems or charms, (anything that is about you. ) Wrap several times around the top of the root, when you reach the top with the wire, and make a large enough loop at the top.
Make a large, loose loop with the running end so that the tip of the rope hangs over the standing end (the part of the rope that your knot gets tied around. The running end is the end of the rope that is not connected to your boat, horse, etc. It is the end you will use to form the knot.
This should create a large loop.
Create a large loop at the top for a handle.
