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ajbug06

Skiller

3 years, 5 months ago by ajbug06

Even when I use the straight edges technique on alphas, the inside still curves down. Any tips?

halokiwi

Super Moderator

3 years, 5 months ago by halokiwi

Make sure that when using the straight edges technique that you are making TWO bf or fb knots right after each other because you are replacing both the first and the last knot of each row which means you need to make two knots, not just one.

What could also be helpful is using the flat alpha technique. You might already be using it.

Also make sure to not pull the loose leading strings in the back too tight.

If you knot relatively tightly I recommend trying to knot a little looser.

zoeyllm

Bracelet King

3 years, 4 months ago by zoeyllm

Make sure you are doing these:
-Even tensions in all knots
-Colorswitching knots are same tightness as others
-Even string sizes
-Flat alpha technique
🙂

ajbug06 Skiller	3 years, 5 months ago by ajbug06 Even when I use the straight edges technique on alphas, the inside still curves down. Any tips?
halokiwi Super Moderator	3 years, 5 months ago by halokiwi Make sure that when using the straight edges technique that you are making TWO bf or fb knots right after each other because you are replacing both the first and the last knot of each row which means you need to make two knots, not just one. What could also be helpful is using the flat alpha technique. You might already be using it. Also make sure to not pull the loose leading strings in the back too tight. If you knot relatively tightly I recommend trying to knot a little looser.
zoeyllm Bracelet King	3 years, 4 months ago by zoeyllm Make sure you are doing these: -Even tensions in all knots -Colorswitching knots are same tightness as others -Even string sizes -Flat alpha technique 🙂

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