How to make curve in this pattern ?
by Isarkiesel |
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hello dear crafters,
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RE : How to make curve in this pattern ?
by halokiwi |
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I'm not sure, if you are talking about a specific part in the pattern or about which knots you need to do in general.
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RE : How to make curve in this pattern ?
by PetertheRoman |
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Obviously, hectic videos like this don't ever intend to enable ANYONE to do the bracelet in question in the first place, showing everything as confusing and complicated as can be, the upside down of the inside reverse of upside down.
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RE : How to make curve in this pattern ?
by PetertheRoman |
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These would probably also look nice from twisted waxed thread. |
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RE : How to make curve in this pattern ?
by Sammoning (moderator) |
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https://friendship-bracelets.net/tutorials/3759
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RE : How to make curve in this pattern ?
by PetertheRoman |
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I remember now that I actually managed the tricky bracelet after I had stumbled upon this very youtube video, so I can assure you that it is technically feasible but the result very much depends on just how hard you pull in respect to what material is used, whether it be yarn or sturdy waxed macrame floss. When using "Perlgarn" like yarn, you could perhaps go and prime it in beeswax for better optic effect. |
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RE : How to make curve in this pattern ?
by PetertheRoman |
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What you're aiming at is a thread combining thinness and, most importantly, stiffness whilst maintaining sufficient flexibility. Not so easy to come by but people doing micro macrame will know where to look for. |
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RE : How to make curve in this pattern ?
by PetertheRoman |
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Rare resilient twisted waterproof jewellery thread, in a colour tonality helping to accentuate both the curved ridges and the grooves in different lighting conditions will do the trick for your masterpiece. |
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