@rekhat07 I know I answered later but I thought that I could still reply but you need to make the knots with like all of the others idk if it’s clear. For exemple with the color of the pattern you take the white string and half of the strings are basically like the base strings. I can’t really explain bc im more someone who explains visually but atleast i tried and I hope it’s clear 😭
@rekhat07 this is a typical "daisychain" type pattern. So after finishing the heart, you take the outermost string on each side to wrap all 3 other strings together with fb or bf knots to form the chain. The pattern generator does not have a function to illustrate tying multiple strings together, so the preview of the knot structure looks different. There also may be some other helpful tips if you read through the comments 😊
You can watch some video tutorials for a regular daisychain on #76616
@nada3 yes it's very similar to that! Only it's a bit more complex because you can't just start by connecting the chains together with a center point like the top of a diamond (daisy flower). It's helpful to be comfortable making single-color teardrop loops because it looks better to release strings one-by-one to be able to form the V heart shape. (loop tutorial mentioned in below comment)
I recommend making only 3 knots in the chain, as you will still make 3 more knots while forming the V plus a center knot to connect, so it appears longer when finished. Then just follow the heart pattern.
When starting the next set of chains, use the outer string wrap the 3 other strings together as high up on the heart as possible. This will help define the bottom point of the heart.
@marinabfs you can also browse other patterns by narrowing a search... go to the main patterns page and and choose which Type (alpha or normal) and any other filters like number of strings or colors, or enter a Keyword etc, then Apply Filters.
If using the app, tap the icon at the top right corner to access the search menu, enter your preferences or pattern #, then tap the icon again to activate the search. To view the regular list of all the patterns again you'll have to clear that search 😊
@marinabfs on the website, you can just click on #26204, but if you are on the app (I don't use the app, so I am not entirely sure), you probably go to "patterns" like you would on the website and then enter the number in "pattern#".
The "chain" in this one is a lot like making a single-color teardrop loop at the top of each heart. The video tutorial by @pattncraft called Continuous Teardrop Loop on #26204 was really helpful for me 😊
