@halokiwi thank you very much! Just one last question, in case the string colors overlap, like in the string 2 and 4, how to distinguish which knot belongs to the correct string? To avoid miscounting.
Hi! Sorry to bother but how exactly does one count the knots? That’s the only confusing part for me. Per example in the string 2 I count four knots instead of three, how does one know when a knot does not belong? I got confused because I count the knot in row 6 as belonging to the string 2 instead of the string 4. I tried
You just put 16 anywhere it says "length of bracelet"
length of string = length needed for ties + square root of (2 x (length of bracelet^2)) + percentage of knots made with that string x (length of bracelet/14)
would turn into
length of string = length needed for ties + square root of (2 x (16^2)) + percentage of knots made with that string x (16/14)
length of string = length needed for ties + square root of (2 x (256)) + percentage of knots made with that string x 1,14
length of string = length needed for ties + square root of 512 + percentage of knots made with that string x 1,14
length of string = length needed for ties + 22,63 + percentage of knots made with that string x 1,14
@halokiwi can you provide the adjustable formula with the variables filled in plz, I don't seem to understand it, I'm trying to make a bracelet length of 16, and I got 43 with the extra 5 centimeters added in the total, I thought it should be more string, not less. can you please help me understand, thank you 🙂
Hey um sorry but could you elaborate more on the last part? Where you said "For any other length the exact percentage would not have worked out. To still be able to work with the percentage, you just have to multiply it by the bracelet length you want divided by 14."
I still don’t understand where the initial 45 cm comes from for a 14 cm bracelet…that makes it hard to adapt to bracelets of different sizes, since you use that base number for the rest of the calculations.
