Shaped Diamonds Bracelet

[@nouhailaelyamoune9599]

Oh so sweet i love it lm goona try it asap

[@michellegabel8109]

Love it thank you so much can't wait for your next video!!!

[@deciadoodle]

I’ve been making bracelets for over 10 years and I learn something new in every video you post! Thankful for your creative mind! Can’t wait to try this technique out ☺️❤️

[@patternandcraft]

decia c I love that! ❤️

[@jessicacasarez7927]

Hello!!! I love your videos! And your Instagram is amazing!!

[@patternandcraft]

Jessica Casarez thank you!!

[@Nina-hi9bs]

I just subscribed thank you!

[@dareenadnan2403]

i loved your tutorial its very simple and easy thank you 🙏🏻

[@zei7198]

So cuuuuteeeeee 💕 thanks for sharing ❤️😍💋

[@magoco7377]

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[@Pariiaatje]

Thank you for this. So helpful. Let's say I don't want a loop but just ties on both sides. How do I start then?

[@patternandcraft]

Pariksha10 i usually will start from the middle if I plan to do that. Similar to my other video with the 2 in 1 bracelet but skip all the thread joining stuff. Just work from the middle out to each end and finish off with a tie. I’ll need to do a video on that- that’s something I do more often than making a loop.

[@patternandcraft]

Pariksha10 you could also just work one end to the other, follow the same steps in this video except instead of making a loop start just leave enough thread to make a tie with, do a temporary overhand knot, start your bracelet just below it, then once you finish the bracelet untie that knot and make the finishing tie.

[@kenzi9896]

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[@caricar9849]

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[@Pariiaatje]

Could you come up with a more neat knot than the overhead knot? My overhand knot is so big and I don't like it. Are there more options?

[@patternandcraft]

Pariksha10 if you do a nice knot and pull each thread tight one by one a few times like I show here then you can get it to be tighter and smaller- but also there’s always the option of using one strand of thread and wrapping it around the rest as a finish, similar to how you’d make the thread wrap on a tassel- there’s even ways to hide the knot and thread ends beneath the thread wrap. It’s a bit less secure, but you can easily replace it if it comes off. Look up how to make a basic tassel and skip to the last step where they wrap it. Hope that helps, I will sometimes do this when I’ve got too many threads for an overhand knot to look nice. Maybe I’ll include it in my upcoming ties video.

[@patternandcraft]

Pariksha10 I think I’ve also done a version where I only used about half the threads and make an overhand knot over the rest- I’ll need to play around with that more and test it out though before I can truly recommend it, but feel free to give that a try too. Practicing with scrap string might help.

[@cuckoo-clockheart]

Thank you for teaching me this technique I know how to knot I just didn't know how to do the diamon shape. Trying to do a very very simple bracelet from bracelet book #17403

[@rashemechester9035]

1st

[@smilethroughlife5537]

How many strings are you using ?

[@gosiaka445]

I wish I could see how to tie the knots.

[@Chita1988]

no measurments poor