When we start our knitting, draw a longitudinal chain in the width of the model we will make. (To form the width of the knitting)

Make one loop out of each chain, making a turn around.

Make loops from all of the chains.

Wrap the loops you have created with yarn, take them back in pairs (collecting) and return to the beginning of the row. When starting to collect the loops backwards so that the number of loops does not decrease and the knitting is not multiplied to the right: Remove the yarn from the first loop alone, then from 2 to 3 and back to the beginning by walking in two pairs, as if pulling a chain. Make sure that the number of stitches in each row remains the same.

Finish until the end of the row.

When the loops are finished, remove the loops from the bars formed in the lower row until the beginning of the row.

Continue and finish the same process until your braid is the desired length.