Normal pattern #76616 variation #360474

#76616

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flower flowers cute shaped chain daisy daisies petal

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Daisy Chain Bracelet

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sophen	17 hours ago by sophen Thank you for this pattern this is my first chain bracelet and it was SUPER easy I recommend this as a beginner chain😊
bayhulk	1 week ago by bayhulk @Greenie ok thank u
Greenie	1 week ago by Greenie @bayhulk It depends on the size of the wrist and the length of the chain. Measure your wrist, a typical size for bracelets is about 5-6 inches. Make a chain or two and then measure that to see how many will be needed to wrap around your wrist.
bayhulk	1 week, 4 days ago by bayhulk @Greenie how many flowers is it to wrap around a wrist ?????
Greenie	1 month, 3 weeks ago by Greenie Finished 1/17/2026! I made this one based off of the sweet alyssum flower for my godmother's sister, because I had made my godmother #146981 based on a monarch butterfly, which likes those flowers. I definitely understand the appeal of these bracelets now. I thought they were so simple and had no desire to wear one, but when I actually held the finished piece in my hands I almost didn't want to give it away! And I did end up getting the chains to round out! I think the most important thing is to make sure that the flower ends on an angle, if that makes sense, so that when you tie each side of the chain, they stick out. When you start the next flower, it brings them back together and creates the rounded shape. My chains were 8 knots long, and my beginning loop has 16 knots. The best part of this pattern is it's simplicity. I've never made a bracelet before where once I made the first repetition, I never had to look at the pattern again. And it works up so fast! I'll definitely be making more of these.
Greenie	2 months, 3 weeks ago by Greenie @halokiwi Alright, I'll give that a shot. Thanks!
halokiwi	2 months, 3 weeks ago by halokiwi @Greenie I think tighter knots and pushing the knots up/ pulling on the base strings should do the trick.
Greenie	2 months, 3 weeks ago by Greenie @halokiwi Okay, so do you think a tighter or looser knot would help it round out? I also saw a comment that might have been by you, I can't remember, about pushing the knots up to help it round out, but I don't understand what that would do or if it would work
halokiwi	2 months, 3 weeks ago by halokiwi @Greenie I think it probably comes down to how tight you knot.
Greenie	2 months, 3 weeks ago by Greenie I've read all the comments on this pattern to see if this question has been answered yet, and people have asked but I haven't found an answer that makes sense to me. I've made a different daisy chain-type pattern before, and I had trouble with the chain part. I understand how to make it, but how do you get them to round out like in the tutorial by Masha Knots? Mine end up looking flatter like in the tutorial by Alex Innovations. I've skimmed multiple tutorial videos and haven't found a suitable answer. Any help is appreciated

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Normal pattern #76616 variation #360474