Adjustable with loop
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polafasola
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1 month, 2 weeks ago by polafasola
Guys i don't know how to make my bracelet adjustable with a loop 🙈
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polafasola
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1 month, 2 weeks ago by polafasola
Please help
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halokiwi
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1 month, 2 weeks ago by halokiwi
Most people who use a loop and two ties will just pull one tie through the loop and tie a knot between both ties. They tie the knot so that they can easily undo it. In this way it is adjustable, because you can pull the bracelet more or less tight before tying the knot.Is this what you are looking for or were you after something that includes a sliding knot or no knots? You can do a sliding knot between the two ties (one of them is again pulled through the loop) like you would usually do, if you had ties on both ends. |
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polafasola
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1 month, 2 weeks ago by polafasola
Okay thank you so much 😊
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halokiwi
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1 month, 2 weeks ago by halokiwi
Which of the answers was the one you were looking for?(So that I know better what others with similar questions might be looking for in the future) |
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polafasola
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1 month, 2 weeks ago by polafasola
The last one I think helped me the most but the 2 others helped me too
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emp217
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1 month, 1 week ago by emp217
@polafasolaI don't really like the sliding knot between the two ties because it will get quite thick. Usually I use an extra string to make some square knots. The ends of the square knots I will pull through and knot together so that they don't come undone. You can also use some nail polish or glue to hold the square knot nicely together, only a tiny little bit is enough. I hate it to knot together the ties. I like to get off my bracelets quickly (e.g. for cleaning the dishes, getting a shower etc), so for most of my own ones I use buttons instead. |
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PurpleSkyz
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1 month ago by PurpleSkyz
There is a method for sliding knots that I use sometimes that is when there is a loop and one tail, I thread the tail almost fully through the loop, creating its own loop then thread the tail through the loop just created and tighten the loop. (sorry its a bad explanation if this is a method you might want I can explain further) It crates a slidable loop along the tail (twisted or braided)of the bracelet, that way it can be tightened or loosened and taken off.
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polafasola
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1 month ago by polafasola
Tysm guys for help
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pulserasAG
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1 month ago by pulserasAG
don't forget you have to tag people like this @polafasola so they get a notification 😉
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