row by row? plaid patterns
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oleeeeevie
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1 week, 6 days ago by oleeeeevie
i’ve been knotting bracelets for around 1month now - only normals so far. i know how to segment knot, and that’s what i’ve been doing so far - but i would like to try making a plaid pattern (like 1421) which i don’t know how to segment knot. im a bit unclear on how to knot normals row by row, especially at the start with a loop or teardrop loop. would anyone be able to give me some advice on this? tthank you!!
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halokiwi
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1 week, 6 days ago by halokiwi
Do you generally know how to tie normals row by row? When you do a shaped start (or end) some of the rows are incomplete, so you skip a few knots of some rows. You can also always knot in diagonals too, if it is easier especially in the beginning. |
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oleeeeevie
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1 week, 6 days ago by oleeeeevie
i understand in theory? but i’ve attempted #190272 row by row and not sure if it was just the pattern but i found that very painful 😭😭. i might try knotting in diagonals? that seems useful and also thank you for clarifying about the shaped starts. thanks for the response!
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DanceKnotz
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1 week, 2 days ago by DanceKnotz
#190272 is a pattern called a 1212 pattern. These ones are unable to be segment knotted, and in my opinion YES THEY ARE SO PAINFUL! I’d recommend with #1421 to knot it diagonally, since I think that is the best for beginners.
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oleeeeevie
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1 week, 2 days ago by oleeeeevie
@DanceKnotz ok thank you! so i just knot like a candystripe but with some backward knots? thank you for replying
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DanceKnotz
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1 week, 1 day ago by DanceKnotz
Yes! Just like that 😄
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