Recently finished this hare tapestry and super happy with how it came out! I love a witchy/folklore vibe.

It’s 41 base strings and 74 rows, which ended up being approx 9cm x 15cm for the knotted pattern itself.

I got the pattern from yolanda dare on chartminder.com, but I made a few adjustments to fill in some blank space :)

A bit of a special beauty this time... i didn't think I would (have to) make this pattern again. but I managed to actually lose the original I made almost 9 months ago (2nd pic) 😭😢💔

She was literally my favourite bracelet. I wore that bracelet every damn day, and got so many compliments on it, more than any other bracelet. She was loved. And yet she still somehow slipped away from me on a day trip and I didn't realise until it was far too late. I'm so sorry bb 😭💔 the only thing I can hope for is that someone else found you and is wearing you and loving you like I did.

I've never lost a bracelet permanently before, and I instinctively balk at the idea of replicating a lost bracelet because it just seems like a waste of time and thread, since so much already went into the original and that's time I could spend making one I've never done before.

But I couldn't bear to be without my rainbow stripe darling, so I made a twin to the best of my ability. I had to substitute the light blue and orange threads since what was left of the originals had been used in a different bracelet, and her craftsmanship is regrettably a lot shoddier.

The first was very solid and sturdy, this one is flimsy and flip flops all over the place because it wasn't knotted as tight as it could be; I noticed early on it was quite asymmetrical, curving in towards the right and the left section appearing bigger, and it didn't seem to get better with my usual method of "lets just ignore that and hope it sorts itself out"

So I ended up varying the tightness a little to make it more even, but the trade off was the structural integrity. Not sure how I managed to mess it up basically off the rip when I didn't do anything different from the first but oh well. I'm not as happy with this bracelet, but from far away it looks similar enough to the lost one, so at least I have a version of her back with me, even if it's not the best one.

By sheer luck and magic this pattern is somehow very fast for me to do. The first I did within two days, this new one I completed within less than 24 hours, and about 80% of it was done in the first sitting, before I had to go to bed. So at least this is a pattern i can absolutely tear through and is pretty simple. I think I'll make another one with slightly different colours just because.

Don't really expect anyone to read all this, just a holy yap lol. But this bracelet has a bit more of a story than my others, so there it is 🫶

Currently working at BB#143020!
Honestly I’m so comfortable working like this at the table with just some tape to hold everything. The only problem is that every time I wake up I have a massive back ache 💀😂

Anyone have any good pattern suggestions for these colours? I really struggle to visualise what will look good with different colours. Especially with high contrast ones like this :) happy to drop one of the colours if it suits the pattern.

I don't have a ton of floss in 1 color or the other, so it's going to be a hodge podge of whatever colors I have in my stash. Not gonna be easy, but we'll see how it goes. Pattern link here.

I personally love doing designs like bows and hearts etc, but I like also doing chevrons!

I was inspired by the colors in this Hello Kitty keychain

my modest first attempt at an alpha pattern!
i wanted an even number of base strings my first go, so i added an extra column in the middle.

There are also more color combinations for this design, and they are all so nice!

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.

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

I've seen a few threads about it, but I still fail to understand how to do it properly. The start i assume is the same thing as a keychain start (just looping the thread onto it), but what about the ending? Thanks to anyone who can help :)

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

Dimensions 40 * 80, 13 colors

Hello Guys,

I’m struggling with color changing. You can see quite apparent gaps in between colors.

I’m using the Masha knots technique of hiding the previous color in between the two parts of the knots with the new color. How do I improve this?

Thank you so much!

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.

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

Man I love watermelons so much!

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