Omg I have been looking for a SIMPLE tutorial on the triangle start instead of the other RU-vidrs who go way to in depth of explaining it. I totally understood yours no problem...thanks so much!!
Craftanatic I don’t think you talk much at all! And that’s a good thing LOL....don’t get me wrong, I like Masha Knots (if you know who she is in the knotting world) but she talks WAY to much and I feel like she goes on and on...I love your short videos, keep up the great content 😀
Last year I started doing loops and I was like “WOW this is so much better than doing beginning & ending ties.” And once I started getting the hang of it, I find it more efficient to do loops.
So cool! This is how I start all of my bracelets as well! I can never just tie a knot or make a simple loop without the techniques! 😂Thanks for another lovely video!
AMOOOO Gracias en serio por este tutorial. He visto tantos videos de como hacer la forma de triángulo y nunca los comprendía. Tu tutorial es simple y claro! Amo amo amo
Yeah you can also once you finish knotting any pattern row by row convert that to a chevron row on each side for a nice triangle finish! You basically do what you explained in the second half of video in reverse order.
@@Craftanatic she does but her video only explains how to do that at the beginning of the pattern. She just shows you how to do triangle ends assuming you already have that chevron row ending.
I didn’t include triangle ends in the video because I was just showing starts, but I wish I had at least mentioned it because it’s really easy to end any pattern with a triangle as well. 😅
@@Craftanatic yeah you just start from the center of a straight horizontal row and make chevron rows until you reach the edge of the pattern! Then you can do whichever kind of triangle end you wanna do!
I love your braclets they are amazing also what type of string do you use because I’ve been using sewing thread and yarn and it’s hard to make some braclets with those materials.
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