Bring the tail down to where you want the next anchor line. This can be spaced farther away from the line above it…

…or quite close to it. Let’s place this one here so there will be some overlap with the layer above it.

Continue in the direction you were moving (in my case from right to left) and run the tail around your partner and bring it back to the starting point.

Attach it to itself with … you guessed it … a Cow Hitch! Go over the outgoing line and do the first tail pull on the upper side of the knot, then lay the tail on top of itself…

…and complete the Cow Hitch.

Now continue moving in the same direction you have been and add the next Cow Hitch.

Confirm it is consistent with Row 1. Here I am confirming it is 3 fingers high, and…

…3 fingers wide.

Continue the pattern to complete the next row.