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dojac |
1 year, 2 months ago by dojac
okay, make square knots, then do a triangle end for alphas, and then a triangle start for alphas. and then make more square knots
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dojac |
1 year, 2 months ago by dojac
i did again!
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dojac |
1 year, 2 months ago by dojac
omg i posted the comment before finishing my explanation 😭
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dojac |
1 year, 2 months ago by dojac
simplified explanation for experienced bracelet makers:
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goldflower |
1 year, 8 months ago by goldflower
Row 27- make the first knot over a bundle of 6 base strings. Set those aside to the left. Forward-backward knot over the remaining 5 base strings held together then remove 1 base string from the bundle. Forward-backward knot over 4 base strings held together then remove 1 from the bundle. Forward-backward over 3 strings, remove 1. F-B over 2 strings, remove 1. F-B over the last base string.Row 28- make one backwards knot over each of the first 6 base strings. Backward-forward knot over the remaining 5 base strings held together. Remove 1 base string from the bundle. B-F over 4 strings, remove 1. B-F over 3 strings, remove 1. B-F over 2 strings, remove 1. B-F over the last string. Row 40- F-B over the first base string, add the next base string to the first base string. F-B over 2 strings held together, add next base string to the bundle. F-B over 3 base strings. F-B over 4 base strings. F-B over 5 base strings. These knots tend to go diagonal but you can push them up and gently tug on each base string individually to put them in place. The rest of the row is normal, 1 knot on each of the next 6 base strings. Row 41- B-F over first base string. B-F over 2 strings held together. B-F over 3 strings. B-F over 4 strings. B-F over 5 strings. Again push the knots up and gently tug on the base strings one at a time. |