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Crafty_K
Bracelet King
Gender: Female
Age: 16
Country: USA
Joined: 3ย years, 9ย months ago
Hey guys! I'm Kalea! (kah-LAY-uh)
Subscribe to my YouTube channel!: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCURMBePoTyuR8spTqxmXLjw?sub_confirmation=1
Join my Bracelet Google Classroom!: nsghefm
Follow me on Pinterest!: https://www.pinterest.com/kaleaeggertsen/
I have been making bracelets for around five years. โจ
You are totally welcome to send me a friend
request- I accept them all!
Other facts about me:
I am a black belt in Tae Kwon Do, and an instructor. ๐ฅ
My MBTI type is the INTJ (The Architect).๐ค
I have been playing piano for over ten years๐น
I donโt like/trust/rely on these, but if you are interested, my zodiac sign is the Aquarius. โ๏ธ
If I were an animal, I would be a hedgehog. ๐ฆ
The biggest tip that changed the entire knotting game for me was looser knots. With that being said, keep the tension even so the knots stay consistent. Still though, find your sweet spot. ๐งต
And try new techniques!
Tips for better photos:
1. Use natural lighting! I usually take pictures of my finished projects outside with plants, or inside with nicer backgrounds when the sun is out. If you can't use natural light, then I would suggest using soft box lights. Any other lighting doesn't work as well (most of the time) when trying to take pictures of your finished bracelets.
2. Take pictures from all angles. Set up your bracelet and take a few pictures from different angles, and choose the one you like best! This gives you more choices as to which angles you like best, and just a wider selection overall.
3. Stick with the theme. If you have made a pink flower bracelet (for example), take a picture of it with some flowers, or just make the background involve pink, or other colors that go with pink. Complementary colors can be your friend!
4. If you can, crop your photos to be square-shaped (Braceletbook format), and keep the bracelet focused right smack in the middle of the picture so people can see it right away when they look at it, and it will stand out to them! This is a great way for your pictures to appeal to others.
Feel free to message me if you need any help with crafting! ๐
Thank you so much for stopping by. Have a wonderful day. ๐
P.S. Pretty much gone for life, it's been so dang long since I last signed on. I'm 16 years old now and I'm living a very different life but hey, you never know, the magic of bracelet-making works in mysterious ways...
Subscribe to my YouTube channel!: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCURMBePoTyuR8spTqxmXLjw?sub_confirmation=1
Join my Bracelet Google Classroom!: nsghefm
Follow me on Pinterest!: https://www.pinterest.com/kaleaeggertsen/
I have been making bracelets for around five years. โจ
You are totally welcome to send me a friend
request- I accept them all!
Other facts about me:
I am a black belt in Tae Kwon Do, and an instructor. ๐ฅ
My MBTI type is the INTJ (The Architect).๐ค
I have been playing piano for over ten years๐น
I donโt like/trust/rely on these, but if you are interested, my zodiac sign is the Aquarius. โ๏ธ
If I were an animal, I would be a hedgehog. ๐ฆ
The biggest tip that changed the entire knotting game for me was looser knots. With that being said, keep the tension even so the knots stay consistent. Still though, find your sweet spot. ๐งต
And try new techniques!
Tips for better photos:
1. Use natural lighting! I usually take pictures of my finished projects outside with plants, or inside with nicer backgrounds when the sun is out. If you can't use natural light, then I would suggest using soft box lights. Any other lighting doesn't work as well (most of the time) when trying to take pictures of your finished bracelets.
2. Take pictures from all angles. Set up your bracelet and take a few pictures from different angles, and choose the one you like best! This gives you more choices as to which angles you like best, and just a wider selection overall.
3. Stick with the theme. If you have made a pink flower bracelet (for example), take a picture of it with some flowers, or just make the background involve pink, or other colors that go with pink. Complementary colors can be your friend!
4. If you can, crop your photos to be square-shaped (Braceletbook format), and keep the bracelet focused right smack in the middle of the picture so people can see it right away when they look at it, and it will stand out to them! This is a great way for your pictures to appeal to others.
Feel free to message me if you need any help with crafting! ๐
Thank you so much for stopping by. Have a wonderful day. ๐
P.S. Pretty much gone for life, it's been so dang long since I last signed on. I'm 16 years old now and I'm living a very different life but hey, you never know, the magic of bracelet-making works in mysterious ways...
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