Alphas without background color borders
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GurleyGirl
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11 years ago by GurleyGirl
A lot of alphas here don't have background color borders. I feel kinda amateur, but I don't know how to make alphas without borders
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Margaron
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11 years ago by Margaron
You mean like changing colours on the edge as opposed to like one or two knots in?
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TFK19
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11 years ago by TFK19
What do you mean?? Maybe I can help 🙂
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GurleyGirl
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11 years ago by GurleyGirl
@TFK19 Like what Margaron said. Changing the colors on the edge of the bracelet
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Margaron
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11 years ago by Margaron
I think everyone has a bit of a different technique but this is what I do:Say our colour change is happening on the left side of the bracelet. I finish the last knot on the line and now I'm going to change colours. So I take the string and pull it behind like a normal change, but I pull it to the right. Then when I start my new colour I make sure I catch the string under the new one. Then when I go back to that colour I make sure I pull tight so the knot on the end looks proper and then tie the next knot, effectively locking it tight so your knot doesn't look funny. Sometimes I do my last knot as a forward backward/ backward/forward just to give it more reason to not stick out the side too. lol Hope that's helpful! |
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GurleyGirl
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11 years ago by GurleyGirl
Yes it's extremely helpful!!!! Thanks a bunch🙂
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