I NEED HELP-what unit it is?
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63729jfnvk
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4 years, 7 months ago by 63729jfnvk
Hey!I’m new here and I have a question-the dimensions at the patterns ,which unit they are(centimeters,..)?I‘m so sorry if my english isn’t perfect ,I dont come from US. I wish everybody a greate day and I would appreciate an answer. Bye! |
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afc610
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4 years, 7 months ago by afc610
The dimensions are actually the number of rows x the number of knots I think
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Onedfanfor
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4 years, 7 months ago by Onedfanfor
If you're talking about about how thick the bracelet will be then you could always print out the pattern and the picture of the bracelet on the paper will be about the size of the bracelet of course some knots are different sizes but that's the general size of the bracelet
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afc610
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4 years, 7 months ago by afc610
So the dimensions only show up on the alpha patterns and they are the number of columns by the number of rows
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srhamy28
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4 years, 7 months ago by srhamy28
the dimensions of a pattern are based off of the knots, not a unit of measurement. the dimensions are based off of how many knots wide the pattern is, and how many rows. for example, a 20 string [normal] pattern would have a dimension of 10 wide because 20 strings would made up 10 knots (since each knot is made between two strings), then the number of rows. for example, a 20 string [normal] pattern with 80 rows would have the dimensions of 10x80. for alpha ptterns, it is the number of base strings by the number of rows, so a pattern with 10 base strings and 80 rows would have the dimensions 10x80. a unit of measure cannot be used because that varies depending on how tightly you tie your knots and could be different for everyone. hope this helps.
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63729jfnvk
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4 years, 7 months ago by 63729jfnvk
Thank you guys so much! I feel so stupid right now. 😂hahahaHave a great day! |
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