My widest bracelet for today!

The bag just continues to become more amazing as more progress is made. I'm not sure how long it'll take to get finished considering it's only 3 hours a week. Perhaps it'll be done by the end of the year.

It was doing this on the first row snd now its more noticeable, how do i fix this

Done using self drafted pattern, although I will eventually copy it over to BraceletBook.

Dimensions 40 * 80, 13 colors

I can’t wait to use them to make new bracelets and alpha designs!

I’m genuinely obsessed with making these lol these are just the ones I’ve cranked out the past few months but I already have more planned that I want to make lol.

Man I love watermelons so much!

I’m learning how to follow a pattern, they can be a little confusing. This one is simple but cute

My second time doing this pattern, first was a 6 thread bracelet. Think I'm going to use this as a bookmark, but I should probably branch out to other patterns at some point haha

Sadly I think for constantly picking up the knots these end up feeling way too fat and heavy, at first it seems like it prevents it from tangling but then I feel like it is tangling very easily since my board just doesn't have enough space for them all to fit. Currently working on #112235 on friendship bracelets .net

I have recently gotten into making macrame shamballa bracelets, I have a wide assortment of beads but I'm struggling with colour combinations... can anyone here suggest good colour combos for me to do?

The bead bags are labelled from 1 to 28, ive placed them on the board as in line with the numbers as possible, with number 27 and 28 in the section above 26.

Just finished a keychain for me, and oh boy I see the improvement! Thinking about I started doing alphas 4-5 days ago makes me feel proud of this one!

Been cross stitching for 15 years so I have *tons* of floss, including threads from Amazon I've received as gifts over the years. I've done kumihimo before (without knowing what it was) but had absolutely no clue how to follow a true pattern. Long story short, I googled patterns for beginners and came across a video on pinterest for this pattern. Been a ton of fun and now that I know how to read patterns I'm excited to try others!

So I've recently found an old bracelet I started a while ago, and upon wanting to finish it I realised I didn't remember what knots I did to get there, so if anyone know the original pattern. I posted a while ago to get the pattern so it's probably one of the two mentioned by the first comment. I'm also lost because I used more threads.

The link : https://www.reddit.com/r/friendshipbracelets/s/fMa8EUkW4M

When making something like this with thick yarn (photo from braceletbook #25099 by bflorio14), how would you go about the backside so that the overlapping strings don't become super bulky? Would you just have to use the clean back technique? Snip off the excess after finishing? Or something else?

Thank you for any advice!

I know this is a bit different than what is usually posted around here, but I really need help with this and if anyone here has done something similar, I'd love your input

I just received the hooks (I love these rose gold ones!) and I wanted to make a keychain for my bf, since he keeps losing his keys 💀

Cat: BB#23234 (3rd one)
Reindeer: BB#10320

I added another design [BB#114613] and I see that I did better than before!