help with alphas
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SavCrafts
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11 months ago by SavCrafts
I just made my first alpha keychain and if you look on my photos you’ll see that the blue shows on the edges of the keychain. I was wondering how I could fix that in the future. Thank you!
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anne7
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11 months ago by anne7
It usually happens when u make a color chnage on the end. I personally hate when that happens so I usually just add a string to the whole pattern in order to avoid that. Another option is to cut the strings when ur done w the pattern. Also @halokiwi always has some good tips these r just what I do maybe they'll respond
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SavCrafts
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11 months ago by SavCrafts
Ok thank you!
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Arkengheis
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11 months ago by Arkengheis
Make sure to use the flat alpha method and then the strings should go through the knot and can come out in the back 🙂
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SavCrafts
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11 months ago by SavCrafts
Thank you!
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str6yk1ds
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11 months ago by str6yk1ds
These videos could also help:Color switching at the edges: https://youtu.be/T6eRTOWtHlU Flat alpha technique: https://youtu.be/_YVFAX9sacw Both by masha knots @Racoon here on bracelet book 🙂 |
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SavCrafts
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11 months ago by SavCrafts
Tysm!
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halokiwi
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11 months ago by halokiwi
When doing a colour switch right at the edge, you need to do a regular colour switch instead of a flat alpha colour switch.
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SavCrafts
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11 months ago by SavCrafts
Ty!
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