I attached the single block to the stay and then rigged it to the single block that was attached to the euphroe. I just kind of eyeballed things to get them in the position I thought they should be in.

Once the glue had dried and I had trimmed the loose ends I went ahead and threaded the crows feet in the manner illustrated in the image in the previous post. I did this a bit loose to begin with and then went back over it with some tweezers to tighten things up and make them look clean. To thread the crows feet I used a needle to pull it through the euphroe and the crows nest. In reality, the crows feet were only .75 inches on the ship, so scaled down it was nothing more than a thread so that is what I used.

I also took the time to install the rope that criss crosses between each stay. I am not sure what this is called, but it was in several drawings so I decided to go with it. I used the same thread that I used for the crows feet.

Overall this entire effort took me about six hours and I am so happy with the results. Now that it is done I must do the same thing to the main mast. However, I feat I must first do some more rat lines.