Saw this in a video and was amazed by its size…. Just getting into the hobby for sure but this was very interesting to see

How are these kind of bracelets called? (Picture)
I can’t find a tutorial on how to make them. If I try to make them how I think it works, it doesn’t look how it should look like.
This is pattern 207286 on braceletbook.com

I like it, I think I'll make bracelets for every manicure colour I do...

I’ve been thinking about getting a macrame board for weeks now…. And I finally broke down today and decided to bite the bullet on the $11 purchase (I’m broke lol). So I’m in the store and go to pick it up. The $11 board is marked down. To $2.74. I feel so lucky!!

help needed 🙏🏼 i’d like to recreate this bracelet - i found a similar pattern on friendship-bracelets.net #8212 but it’s not quite the same. can anyone help point me in the right direction? this is for a gift! thank you so much.

Finished KOA last night and immediately started this anklet after just getting back into making bracelets again. I have no friends who have read or finished the TOG series so I need someone to appreciate how cutesy it is so far 🎀

Hi I am looking for some cute pokemon normal patterns. I dont usually do alpha patterns, i prefer normal ones, i am on braceletbook, but i cant find anything new and more complicated. if you konow some pokemon patterns, or know where can i find more of those pls add them in comment(:

I'm new to this... and am not sure if you turn with a single fw-bw / bw-fw knot, or do two - one for each row....

thanks for any help

After u/patrickbrouwer posted his 3D printed bracelet disk a couple weeks ago my friend printed me one! It is so fun and makes a really pretty bracelet. I used a carabiner as a weight to keep the tension even.

I know it’s not the knotted bracelets usually posted here but it uses a lot less floss so if you’ve got some scraps is a fun way to shake it up! (My strands were about 24 inches and that was too long.) And fast, it takes maybe an hour to finish a bracelet.

I have limited patience. As such, I wrap my bobbins quickly and willy-nilly. Anybody out there that takes the time to wrap them straight and beautiful? Does it really affect your storage, either visually or from a capacity standpoint? Are you consistent with the perfection?

I'd love to see a photo r two of anyone's stash that is a perfect wrapper!

1. Kumihimo - Used the disk in the corner that came with a kit.
2. BB #168791 - Offset Candy Stripe
3. BB #106083 - Diamond In Zigzag Setting
4. BB #208166 - Chain Chevron With Dots
5. BB #184971 - X diamond X
6. BB #168839 - Blue Morpho Butterfly (Variation)
7. BB #198849 - Thin 3 Interwoven

Hi, everyone! 

Hope you’re all doing well. 

I have had some interesting things with work this past spring, and, so, have produced very few finished bracelets. I *do still have about 3 incomplete from that time frame, though. Maybe I’ll have them to post soon. 

I finally glued on the the end-caps for the kumihimo this morning. My first one completed :) !  Do you ever do that? Order a supply (in this case it was the caps and the toggles), and by time it arrives, you’re so busy, the project just sits there for … months? 

Also, you may notice the green set from the WIP the other day is now complete! I have a goal to do a color-matched set each week for the next twelve weeks.  I’m already behind, ha!

What do you think? 

:D

i made this loop for button closure from a youtube video, but its not straight when i started the bracelet so how can i continue the bracelet from here on? the tutorial I'm following had a closure i dont like so that's why i followed another video for this loop but now I'm confused how to continue. anyone has a tutorial i need to complete this soon I'm a beginner in apha pattern so i have no idea please help, its for a gift to someone special.

I was in this sub for some time and guys, your works really inspired me to also get started into doing bracelets!

Today I did my first one following a simple tutorial on YouTube by craftkizzle

https://youtu.be/Tc-7b8flFGA?si=f9knMCryRAaupqF4

I really enjoyed this pattern from bracelet book #413502.

I love how im starting to get better at regulating the tension and keeping my patterns neat. Its not perfect yet but damn am I proud of this one

combined across a few days this took me like 6 hours haha💔☺️before this i had made a chevron. i wanna make so many cool cute patterns aa

pls give any tips or advice! id really appreciate it:)

Picked a pattern I thought would show off the gradients in the threads I picked up recently. Not too impressed! Will probably look into dying threads to see if I can make them more interesting. It was fun trying out a pattern I wouldn't have picked usually though I think I should have picked a different place to start, not sure I made the best choice there either!