Pattern # 649
by usr564 |
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I am not sure i understand how to place the string to have it in a order i want
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RE: Pattern # 649
by jessediamond |
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Divide the bracelet in half, so you have one of each color on each side. Make sure the colors are in opposite order on either side. Carefully lay the colors out the way you want, then start. If you can put a clip or something between the big knot or loop at the beginning and the first row, it makes it a lot easier. For the first few rows, keep the threats separtate so you won't mix them up. |
RE: Pattern # 649
by usr564 |
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I understand that but for this specific bracelet there does not seem to be a specific order in the layout when you start to make the colors flow in the order you want them too.
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RE: Pattern # 649
by jessediamond |
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I see what you mean. But if you look at the picture above the pattern, you can see that where the bracelet starts in the pattern, it does also in the picture. So, match the colors you're using to the ones in the pattern, and correspond and place them based on the pattern and picture. |
RE: Pattern # 649
by usr564 |
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I finished a bracelet in this pattern but for some reason not every color came to a point like in the picture is there more to the pattern then not shown?
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RE: Pattern # 649
by usr564 |
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Its always the color that replaces the 'b' in the pattern that never is completed. |
RE: Pattern # 649
by jessediamond |
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Now i believe you would start back at the top, and do the pattern again with the way your colors are now. |
RE: Pattern # 649
by usr564 |
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Yes that is what i did do but the color that is 'b' in the pattern did not completely form the diamond pattern and i am not sure why |
RE: Pattern # 649
by usr982 |
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It doesn't actually start over from the first row, the pattern continues from the second row and then on that way it works perfectly... |
RE: Pattern # 649
by usr564 |
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okay that makes more sense
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