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How to take short cuts

We present an elementary construction for adding short cuts on a rectifiable curve of the plane, so that any two points on the curve are linked by a path along the curve and short cuts, of total length at most a constant times their Euclidean distance. The total length of the short cuts is a constant times the perimeter of the curve.