Scoubidou For You
SCOUBIDOU MEGA GUIDE
Scoubidou's, Scoobies, Scooby Doo Strings, Craftlace, Gimp, Boondoggle
What Are They?!?
Scoubidou's have been around for quite a while,they are a simple, extruded plastic lace, they are also known as Scoobies, Scooby Doo Strings, Craftlace, Gimp, Lanyard and even Boondoggle?!?.France seems to be the nation where things first kicked off..... Back in the 1960's it was popular & is now enjoying a revival elsewhere. The art of weaving tough plastic strands into 'Arty' and practical shapes is now popular with young and old alike. The scoubidous are supple, round, hollow plastic tubes of approximately 80 centimeters in length. They are sold in various colors, sizes and types. The tubes can be used to make various items by binding them together with special knots. Young and old can let their imagination and creativity flow. make key chains, friendship bands and other trinkets. Did you know that Scoobie lovers even use a secret code? But whatever you call it, if you are looking for instructions on how to make Scooby strings, then you have come to the right place.
I'll show you how to start stitches and finish them properly.Take a look at the examples to get some ideas, but most importantly, try your own designs and enjoy!
SCOUBIDOU MEGA GUIDE
How To Scoubidou

Before you begin a project
Make sure you have the following BEFORE you start a project:
Enough Scoubidou to DO the project
Scissors
Ruler or tape measure
Tape, tacks, paper clips
A lanyard hook, swivel, or ring
Pony beads, pom-poms, pipe-cleaners, etc.
Regardless of WHICH project you'll be doing, you will need the first 2-3 always. The others only if the project calls for it.
Tying colored strings is decorative and great fun. You can make key rings, figures, jewelery etc.
These hollow strings can be threaded with wire to make them bendable. The string can then be wound round a pencil a few time to make a colorful spiral.
If plaiting a keyring you can tie a carbine hook or keyring into the first knot.
SCOUBIDOU MEGA GUIDE
Square (Box) Stitch - Starting
The Circle (Barrel) Stitch
You will need:
2 pieces of craft lace - equal length
1' of lace will equal about 1.5'' of lanyard
I. Starting the Circle Stitch:
The Circle Stitch starts the same way as the Square Stitch
The Triangle (3-Strand) Stitch
3 pieces of craft lace - equal length
1' of lace will equal about 2.5'' of lanyard
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- bethany bethany Oct 23, 2009 @ 3:16 pm
- Ok ok i know bout dat but how do i make stuff like hearts and letters?!?!?
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- Kool Kool Oct 17, 2009 @ 8:28 pm
- this is cool
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- Haseena Haseena Sep 17, 2009 @ 4:19 pm
- Love the video - wish there were more for the other stitches!


