Cow bracelets...?
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Bracelet King
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1 year, 4 months ago by Favorites
Hi, I like just started making bracelets. I've only made 3 alpha bracelets so far. I really want to make the cow bracelets by @sodapop but I don't know if they are too advanced for my beginner skill set. (also sorry if I don't get back to you I'm going somewhere for the day and won't be back until late) |
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plmokn
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1 year, 4 months ago by plmokn
I started making alphas a few months ago, I found that the cow bracelets were not too difficult as a beginner, they have quite a few colour stitches but it was manageable, the edges might turn out a little wonky, but I would say with you skill set you can start
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Tanimo32
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1 year, 4 months ago by Tanimo32
I haven't done one yet but just know: if youve only done patterns where one color (background color) is on the edges or s simple one where its big blocks of one colors on the sides, then know the parts where theres only 1 knot of a color on the edge are tricky and are probably gonna come out wonky, i've only done one like that so far but i think it should get smoother and easier with practice
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Bracelet King
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1 year, 4 months ago by Favorites
@plmokn @Tanimo32 Thank you so much!
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joanne8063
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1 year, 4 months ago by joanne8063
hello i have a question? what length do we need to use to do the cows bracelet? 🙂
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Tanimo32
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1 year, 4 months ago by Tanimo32
you've probably already done the bracelet (sorry!) but what I do is keep the threads on their cards (bobbins? idk) and just thread the bobbins through like I would the thread if i cut it, that way i dont have to worry about tangling or color changing with the same color
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Tanimo32
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1 year, 4 months ago by Tanimo32
oh and adding onto my last thought, this way you dont have to worry about cutting too long threads and having a weird length you cant do anything with (i do recommend using scrap thread for small parts if you have the color and only need a little bit)
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