A single continuous string extends from the middle finger of the right hand. From there, it travels in a back-and-forth path, looping around the thumb and little finger of the right hand, then crossing over to loop around the thumb and index finger of the left hand. These repeated traversals between the specified fingers of both hands create the tensioned web structure that suspends the yo-yo at the bottom center. The overall string form is a tightly interwoven geometric pattern of triangular and crossing segments held between the two hands, with the yo-yo hanging stably from the lowest strands of this configuration.