Friendship bracelets are a favorite pastime for many of us during elementary school art class or during school holidays. However, this does not mean that braiding bracelets is a passé activity. In fact, making your own bracelets is a fun and easy way to add a pop of color to your (or a friends) outfit. Try one of the following methods of knitting bracelets to make your own.
How to knit polka dot bracelets is part of a series of tutorials on knitting bracelets. The tutorials also include knitting spiral bracelets, knitting diagonal stripe bracelets, knitting polka dot bracelets, and knitting If you want to know how to weave a V-shaped bracelet with dots, follow the steps of the production department to teach you how to weave a bracelet.
How to knit polka dot bracelet
1Choose the color you like. In this bracelet style, you only need a single color as the background color of the bracelet and another color as the dot color. The bottom hand rope will be woven in the same way as the previous "diagonal striped hand rope", and the dots will be sewn on later. 2Start weaving the hand rope. Cut your rope into 4 pieces of rope about 60 cm long. Grab 4 pieces of rope and tie a knot at the end, then braid 5 to 7.5 cm long in a braid style to become the knotted part that will be tied to your wrist later. After braiding, tie the second knot. Use tape or tape to secure the rope to the table or your pants.
3Start knitting. Lay the ropes flat, leaving some space between each rope. Starting from the left, on each ropeCross knotted. Arrange the first rope in an "L" shape and cover it with the rope on the right, forming a "4" shape (as shown in the picture). Grab the end of the left rope and thread the bottom right rope into the loop formed by the left rope. Tighten both ropes above the rope to complete a knot. Repeat this step until the first rope is knotted with every other rope.
4Continue knitting. The first rope you started with should now be on your right. Pick up the second rope (now on the far left) and repeat the knotting steps for the first rope. Cover the second rope over the rope on the right to form a "4" shape. Grab the end of the second rope and thread the bottom right rope into the loop formed by it. Tighten both ropes to the top of the rope and tie. Repeat this step with all the right ropes until the second rope is on the far right. Continue braiding all the ropes in turn in the same manner.
- Stop when the braided bracelet is enough to wrap around your wrist. Grab four pieces of rope and tie a knot at the end, then braid a length of about 5 to 7.5 centimeters and cut off the excess thread before tying the knot. When you put the hand rope on, this section will be tied to the braid on the other end of the rope.
- Stop when the braided bracelet is enough to wrap around your wrist. Grab four pieces of rope and tie a knot at the end, then braid a length of about 5 to 7.5 centimeters and cut off the excess thread before tying the knot. When you put the hand rope on, this section will be tied to the braid on the other end of the rope.
5Add dots. You will add polka dots to the bracelet using the French Knot method in embroidery. Thread the dotted thread into the needle, tie a knot at the base, and thread the needle through to the other side where you want the first dot of the handstring to be. - Pull all the threads to the other side until the knotted part is at the bottom of the hand rope. Bring the needle back to where the thread from the dot was inserted. Pull the thread tight and wrap it around the needle three times (as shown in the picture).
- Place the needle very close to the position you just came up from, do not insert it yet. Pull the loop on the needle taut to the tip of the needle so that the loop is snug against the fabric and needle. Pull the needle all the way under the hand string and a French knot will come out. Tie a knot at the bottom of the hand rope to secure it. Continue adding dots in the same manner, as many as you like.
- Pull all the threads to the other side until the knotted part is at the bottom of the hand rope. Bring the needle back to where the thread from the dot was inserted. Pull the thread tight and wrap it around the needle three times (as shown in the picture).
6Put on your hand strap. Tie a strap around your wrist so everyone can admire your work.
Materials that may be used
- Colored embroidery thread or string
- Adhesive paper
- Table or platform
- Scissors
- Assist your friend< /li>
DIY Tips
- The more different colors you use, the better.
- If you want the end of the hand rope to be permanently fixed, you can add a button to the end instead of braiding and knotting it.
- It is best to start with a few ropes and slowly add more ropes and colors to the bracelet.
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