2. Question: Why does a lack of kavanah for making the tzitzis for the sake of the mitzvah a problem as soon as the strings are put into the hole but this concept of making it properly in order and not out of order and just falling into place is only an issue once you start tying the strings, especially if they are learned out of the same verse?
Background:
A. An example of out of order would be folding and pushing through one big string through the hole then cutting it into 8 strings so that they can be tied.
B. Another example is tying the strings before the corners were made into real corners instead of rounded.
Answer: The mitzvah process starts as soon as the strings start going through the hole so you need proper intent but you didn’t actually start making something until you start tying so have a bit more time to get it into the right order.