Alpha pattern #54297 variation #92775

#54297

dybo_lox

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skull skulls skeleton skeletons bone bones inverted repeat repeating repetitive halloween spooky

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1_-Derp	3 years, 4 months ago by 1_-Derp @AlyRos425 Recently i've been kinda experimenting with how tight I do my knots especially with patterns that have frequent color switches (like with this pattern with the skulls) With the color switches i did my knots tighter (we'll see if this backfires on me later but for now that seems to work) A ruler helps aswell or anything that can make sure your rows stay straight. With the straight edges technique i do the knots at the end of the row a bit tighter than the rest. Also using string that is all relatively the same size. Hope this helps and good luck <3
lays045	3 years, 4 months ago by lays045 @AlyRos425 what i do for my alphas is to use a looser knotting tension than what i would normally do for normals. I also tape mine to the back of a clipboard (weird, I know but it’s worked really well for me) and I use a gift card or something similar to push each row together. I also use the straight edge technique that I learned from Masha Knots to keep my edges nice and straight! I’m also a very slow knotter which I find helps because I can guarantee each knot is in the right place. I hope that helps!!!
maddie_cm	3 years, 4 months ago by maddie_cm @AlyRos425 I find that it's helpful to keep the actual strands of an alpha that you're knotting on close the tension. So if you use a clipboard (which I do) moving the bracelet up as you make progress helps keep it straight. Good luck 👍 👍 👍
AlyRos425	3 years, 4 months ago by AlyRos425 @arccrabe thanks! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ 🤪
arccrabe	3 years, 4 months ago by arccrabe @AlyRos425 I've notice a difference in my knots when I make alphas and normal patterns. For normal patterns I tend to make my knots tighter, however for Alphas I always make sure i try to keep the size of the knot consistent with all the others. This helps if you're using threads that are not exactly the same size. In result my knots in alphas are more on the loose side. I also learned all of my alpha knowledge from Masha Knots on her YouTube channel. She has a really great way of explaining and showing techniques that have greatly improved my bracelets. Practice is also a huge key! ❤️ I hope this helped a little! Keep knotting, your bracelets look gorgeous! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
AlyRos425	3 years, 4 months ago by AlyRos425 @0blio @arccrabe @vabai @noranora-l @1_-Derp @neonpool @lays045 @rybizzy3 @juri @rforicky @maddie_cm @novaa @samisibly (and anybody i didn't mention) hey do you have any tips on how i can make my bracelets/pattern look like yours? like how do you all make it so straight and perfect?? thnxs! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ plz give me some advice!!!! 🤪
maddy_q	3 years, 4 months ago by maddy_q Unus annus vibes
Lizzie_Ann	3 years, 6 months ago by Lizzie_Ann my photo hasn’t been accepted yet
Lizzie_Ann	3 years, 6 months ago by Lizzie_Ann @KrazyKnotz [BB101] Challenge Completed!
samisibly	3 years, 6 months ago by samisibly @babymilk i don’t remember, i already gave the bracket to one of my friends:/

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Alpha pattern #54297 variation #92775