Easy alpha recommendations
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spitzlure
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2 years, 9 months ago by spitzlure
I’m trying to learn alphas. My first one was awful and i dont know cool easy designs. Also any tips?
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MaK_g_34
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2 years, 9 months ago by MaK_g_34
That’s awesome you are learning to make alphas! They’re so fun once you get the hang of them! My first alphas were simple designs with just a few colors to start out with. Try looking for ones that do not have too many color switching at first and then when you keep practicing, try some with more colors. Also look for alphas with one little design to start out with. For example, a flower could work. I can send you some patterns to try. Masha knots has many awesome videos for alpha tips and I really suggest watching those videos they are so helpful! Lastly, keep on practicing and they will eventually improve and look so cool!
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f0rg4life
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2 years, 9 months ago by f0rg4life
I would check out the flat alpha and straight edge techniques if you dont use those. Dont worry if it looks bad my first few were awful too. I watched a ton of Mash Knots tutorials and practiced and the more I made the better it god. If you want easy alphas I recommend going to patterns and setting the strings low and the colors to 2-3 and you should get some simple ones.
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MaK_g_34
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2 years, 9 months ago by MaK_g_34
80560, 88526, 59718 are some pattern examples. You definitely don’t have to do them but they are examples of some simple patterns with not too much going on. Also, if there is a pattern you like, you can always make it shorter
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stasia
Bracelet King
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2 years, 9 months ago by stasia
keep practicing and you will get the hang of it!! I suggest patterns with 2 colors only, so you can get used to color switching and help improve with color switches. hope this helps! ❤️
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acro_panda
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2 years, 9 months ago by acro_panda
Here are some patterns that can be beginner friendly in my opinion:#103149 #80293 #33800 #26396 #47461 #80560 Also, it's all about practicing. The more you practice the better you get, so don't worry if it takes some time. Hope i could help🙂 |
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