Hi Lcurious,
A bowsprit netting is typically made using the through reeving of the line but may also be made by STOUTLY lashing the crossings together. The lashings will then only require inspection to determine which if any are being worn by contact with the jib-boom, martingale stays, headsails, crew's feet or other parts of the ship. That removes the part of the work involving reeving, but increases the work-load by taking the time to lash each and every crossing - very time-consuming! Good luck with your project and do let us see some photographs when you are finished with it!
SR