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[* black] When the needle goes through the center, pull the thread, and allow the tied knot to close and stick in the tail bead.
[* icon_reminder] Ensure the fabric and tail beads are fixed together, so try to pull thread as tight as you can.
-[* black] Make a right-to-left stitch, allow the needle to go through the fabric and holes again. You can make the same stick in the same way 4 to 5 times.
-[* icon_note] If you want the tail beads to be better fixed and the umbrella repaired to be durable. You can make stitches as much as you can.
+[* black] Make a right-to-left stitch, allowing the needle to go through the fabric and holes again. You can make the same stitch in the same way 4 to 5 times.
+[* icon_note] If you want the tail beads to be very secure, make as many stitches as you can.