do triangle start and ends take up a lot of thread?
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X_Chloe_X
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3 years, 11 months ago by X_Chloe_X
do triangle start and ends take up a lot of thread? I have just learnt how to make a triangle start and end but i don't have a lot of thread so i would like to know if it would take up a lot of my thread if i do it.
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pancakes30
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3 years, 11 months ago by pancakes30
alphas or normals? it takes a bit more in alpha but not in normal, you dont have to cut extra string for triangles start end for normals
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X_Chloe_X
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3 years, 11 months ago by X_Chloe_X
@pancakes30 thank! i had learned to make triangle start and ends for alphas but not normals. Its different right?
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halokiwi
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3 years, 11 months ago by halokiwi
If you are talking about an actual bracelet it needs to have a certain length to reach around your wrist. I would say you need less strings when you compare a bracelet with triangle ends that fits perfectly around your wrist and one that's just started in a straight line that also fits perfectly around your wrist.If you have something like a keychain that doesn't need a specific length you will need more string because you make the keychain etc. longer than it would have been without the triangle end but it is not a whole lot more 🙂 |
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Crafty_K
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3 years, 11 months ago by Crafty_K
Hello! In general, I don't think triangle ends should be a problem with the string length. However, if it is a problem, I would suggest cutting them maybe an inch and a half or so longer than usual. 😊 I hope this helps!
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knotnormal
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3 years, 11 months ago by knotnormal
No not really, that’s how I start most of my bracelets.
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