I use DMC embroidery floss!

That's alright thanks for asking and for your suggestion! I actually made this video for my instagram audience, who I know generally know how to make alpha triangle starts, and initially uploaded it as an igtv. But I also uploaded it here in case they liked this viewing platform better, which explains why I expect the viewer to know how to make these starts and I also wasn't expecting this many people to watch the video! It was also meant to explain the loop part rather than the triangle part if that makes sense. Thank you again for your advice when I make another video I will definitely cover all aspects of the tutorial!

@@elephabunnydiys yeah I understand I just didn’t know how to make the triangle but I was mad, anyways I’m sorry I should’ve been nicer to you

@@Fndndbfbdbf no worries you're good and thank you for your feedback!

haha yeah that’s why I like this method because it’s simple and less confusing!

I'm not completely sure which knot you are asking about, but I can tell you all of the knots I used in my video! The knot I use when I was making the loop in the beginning is called the larks head knot, when I knot from left to right it's called the forward knot, when I knot right to left I use the backward knot, the knot I use when I'm on the left edge of the bracelet is the backward forward knot, and the knot I use on the right edge is the forward backward knot. I hope this helps!

I got the bracelet design from braceletbook.com!

like just a regular triangle like when you're making a triangle end for alphas.

Fr tho

Stop criticizing! This is a tutorial she made. She was just saying she wasn’t going to much in depth about it because she probably didn’t wsnt the video to be so long.

Thank you! It took several hours, if I had to guess maybe around 6-8 hours!

I used DMC embroidery floss!

It's called a lark's head knot!

Sure, I will try to make one in the future!

Haha I'm glad you could find it!

Thanks! I just cut the strings at the back and they don’t come undone because I tied the knots pretty tight and they stay.

Natalia K yes that’s correct! I am using a base string for the loop and two new strings for the triangle. I do it this way so you can make your triangles and loop different colors. There is another way where you can use the weaving string to make the loop which is slightly easier so you don’t have to attach new strings, but I feel it limits your creative freedom because then your loop has to be the same color as the triangles of the bracelet. Also I’m so glad you liked the tutorial and sorry that this answer is so long!

@@elephabunnydiys Okay, thank you very much!

Fathima Thazna I heard that it’s #38935 on bracelet book, but I used a different picture of the pattern with the embroidery

Thank you! I’m planning on it!

Raleigh G I switch my colors using a flat alpha technique from one of Masha Knots’s videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYq5d3SObtiUmdk, she shows how to switch colors about halfway into the video. Hope this helps!

And same question with the other string that was used for the start

@@laly8989 Hi! At 4:04 you keep knotting with the current leading string, and for the other string, you cut that one. When making the start, since there are two triangles, there will be two leading strings, and you cut the leading string that ends in the middle of the bracelet and continue knotting with the one that ends on one of the sides of the bracelet. Hope this could help!

@@elephabunnydiys but is it fine if you decide to cut it and get a new color for the leading/background color?

@@neethelapremodh9404 yes it is totally fine!

Thanks for the feedback! Do you have any advice or ways I could improve to make it less confusing?

@@elephabunnydiys umm, I guess since I've only watched Masha knots I am used of every string being explained in a way. Sorry if I confuse you

@@laly8989 Oh no you're not confusing! I'll try doing that in the next tutorial!