(( Beginner Tutorial )) 3-in-1 (magical) bracelet

This is a new bracelet that I came up with. I wanted something I could literally just whip together. This is such an easy bracelet and I hope you guys like it.
Here we go!
Start off with 3 colors, the 2 you want in the center, and 1 for the sides. I chose brown as my sides.
Cut your bracelet by normal standards

With the color you wish to start with (mine is purple), make a forward-b

Now repeat with the other color you chose (my blue) doing it in the opposite way. One P then one 4.


Repeat until you have reached your desired length. :)
***This bracelet has more to offer!***
If you pull the brown strings tightly, your bracelet will warp, creating a double-si
Hold the bottom of the bracelet, and pull the brown strings gently and slowly. Do this one side at a time for a small section, then even it out by pulling the other side. This works best if you are doing this as you are making the bracelet.



Once even, pull both brown strings at the same time, pushing gently upward with the colored knots. This will make it tighter.

Now the knots you made are to the outside of the bracelet. Below is the backside of what you just did.

If you don't like the changes you made, its simple to make your bracelet go back to its original form. Holding the tied end, pull gently downward. Your knots will stretch out, revealing the brown. Again, work in small sections, from the top.

Once you have made your choice, finish your bracelet to its right length and tie it how you would like. After you have tied your bracelet it can not be changed. If you go with the altered version, you still have the choice to wear either side of course! :)

Editors
The original author of this tutorial is ElleMay, but it has also been edited by Foz, Matina, Socair, Squishy5454, _esv_, Assassino, Macarrones, purpledisaster, monaelis777, JesusLover and ninga62. The tutorial was last updated 3 months ago.
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