Rip strips of cotton fabric in approximately 1-inch widths. 

Start with two strips, one considerably longer than the other.

Take the ends of your strips and make a knot.

Twist the top strip of fabric to the right about 3 times tightly.

Twist it over the bottom strip. Repeat over and over.

When you get to an end, add a new strip of fabric by rolling it up and nesting it into the end of the short strip.

Twist it tightly to the right as before and bring it over the bottom strip, and continue.

Cut 8 lengths of twine approximately 4.5 feet each.

Tie them together at one end with a simple overhand knot. 

Use a basic binder ring to slip into the knot for hanging.

Separate the twine into four groups of two.

Tie another overhand knot in each pair about 12 inches from the top knot.

Tie a second knot about 10 inches below each first knot, grabbing the two adjacent twine lengths.

Tie the two outside lengths at the same height.

Finish by tying a large base knot at the bottom.

Trim off any excess or straggly looking fabric pieces.