@SofiaGT What if you shaped it, like you do when doing a teardrop loop. Depending on how many holes you need, you can edit the pattern to how you need.
Hi! I need some help. I’m making this pattern as a collar for a cat, and I don’t know what the clasp is called, but it’s the kind you would find in a belt, so I need to put holes in the pattern. But I can’t figure out a way to add holes in without messing up where the strings are after the hole, and they’re always out of order. Does anyone know a way to leave holes in the pattern without messing up the rest of the pattern? Thanks!
@lopezevg sorry about that. 3 feet long, 6 if making a loop. It’s almost always plenty. Occasionally, one thread gets used more than others in a pattern and I usually just add a thread if I run out. I like Alex’s Innovations video for replacing thread, if you need to learn
I tried to make this bracelet once and since I didn't know how long to make the string it was only 3 inches long. How long should the string lengths be? And also is there some sort of trick to knowing how long to make a string when the pattern doesn't tell you???
I really enjoyed making this. My knots are really tight, so I ran out of string to make it the full 6 inches, if you also make tight knots I recommend making the strings a bit longer.
@Dgrant Instead of a loop, you probably want to start this bracelet with a shaped/triangle start. Masha Knots has a video on how to make this bracelet (I believe she called it the color block bracelet) as well as a video on triangle ends.
