How do I keep make my bracelet straight?
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Ra1nbow927
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5 days, 14 hours ago by Ra1nbow927
I use the straight edge techni
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Ra1nbow927
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5 days, 14 hours ago by Ra1nbow927
I use the straight edge technique and its still never straight.
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just_mere
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5 days, 11 hours ago by just_mere
Are you meaning for alphas, or normals?
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Ra1nbow927
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5 days, 11 hours ago by Ra1nbow927
Both please! 🙂
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dragonzzz
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5 days, 6 hours ago by dragonzzz
For alphas, you can use the straight edge technique. For normals, in specific patterns it will almost always curve and there’s not much you can do about it, but you could try the straight edge technique, it just probably won’t work very well. For both, practice always helps! Applying equal pressure to each knot will really help your bracelets even out.
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dragonzzz
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5 days, 6 hours ago by dragonzzz
Oh, and some people use rulers to straighten out their alphas, but I personally haven’t tried it
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Ra1nbow927
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4 days, 16 hours ago by Ra1nbow927
Thanks! Yeah I use the straight edge technique but it still always curves! Thank you though!
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just_mere
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4 days, 15 hours ago by just_mere
For alphas, you can use something like a gift card or like dragonzzz said a ruler and after each row, use it to push up the row so that that are all even. It should help keep it more straight and even. I don’t personally do it, but I have tried it and it does help. Having lots of practice and continuing doing bracelets also helps. For normals, unfortunately even if you do the straight edge they can still end up curved, but it tends to curve more when you have patterns with knots all in the same direction on the outside (like #85203, the triangles on the edges could cause it to curve more than normal). Keep making bracelets and practicing will always make this better though!
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Ra1nbow927
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4 days, 15 hours ago by Ra1nbow927
Okay! Thank you!
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