Tie on strings
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Chestnut
Bracelet King
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13 years, 10 months ago by Chestnut
If u make a string too short, tie another on, use a little clear nail polish or glue, let dry, and cut excess string, works like a charm!
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love4cats
Bracelet King
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13 years, 10 months ago by love4cats
also for tying on new colors in alphas, make a knot on the back with the new string and the one you aren't using after a few rows are done and add a dot of glue and cut the ends so the back is less messy.
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Electric
Skiller
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13 years, 10 months ago by Electric
Hmm never tried it before because it seems my strings are always too long. I guess i plan ahead!
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fluter
Bracelet King
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13 years, 9 months ago by fluter
Tie on new strings on the loop
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Gabs2201
Skiller
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13 years, 8 months ago by Gabs2201
I'm gonna try that!! 😄 thanks !!!
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fairydust
Bracelet King
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13 years, 5 months ago by fairydust
Awesome thanks for the tip
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CuddleyBoo
Professional
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13 years, 5 months ago by CuddleyBoo
Same, Electric 🙂
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WovenKitty
Bracelet King
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13 years, 2 months ago by WovenKitty
Does it work to use the "string substitution" method for a normal with a few short strings? I would like to try it...
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Adik
Bracelet King
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13 years, 2 months ago by Adik
what i do when my strings are too short in normals is just to an opposite knot if im doing a knot with two same strings, that way i change them and i can use the longer one 🙂 or if not i tie in another string on the back, then cut knot from the back of and but a drop of super glue on top 🙂 and that hold great and you dont have to have a knot on the back!
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WovenKitty
Bracelet King
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13 years, 2 months ago by WovenKitty
Thanks!
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HBanana
Professional
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13 years, 2 months ago by HBanana
When I run out of thread, I tie a knot with the new piece and let the ends dangle as I finish the bracelet. When I'm all done, I sew in the ends. I could never get the knotting method to work as I'd get a lump so sewing them in just looks a lot neater for me!
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akjamz
Professional
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13 years, 2 months ago by akjamz
Yeah, I like Adik method, I do the same thing. I hate having to work with super long string, especially if its a new bracelet and I am still learning. It helps out a lot
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Mutzzz
Bracelet King
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12 years, 12 months ago by Mutzzz
If you still have enough thread to weave can do that too 🙂
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Margaron
Moderator
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12 years, 9 months ago by Margaron
When I run out of string I generally get another piece and use it together with the other one for the next two rows at least then pull the old one to the back. Afterwards I just cut the ends off cause they're already tied in. There's also no knot on the back.
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January
Skiller
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12 years, 9 months ago by January
I find it easier to cut more than enough string and put the excess in a kinder surprise egg (the plastic egg that contains the toy)Then I use the leftover string next time |
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gramonz215
Advanced
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10 years, 8 months ago by gramonz215
Since I have no clear nail polish, I knotted the string and it's just that. I put the short string at the back side of my bracelet so the chunk of thread that is cut will not be obvious in the bracelet. Last time, I didn't even used this method until I realized the big trouble of it when doing my first alpha patterned bracelet.
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