Bloemen en variaties

This is a simple pattern in which the yellow lower line in the diamant shape returns every time. In the examples afterwards variations with the side motifs are made. The variations are made in a way they all fit in one bracelet. Used colors: Blue: 2432; Red: 2214; Yellow: 2040; Green 2577 Usage: 16 Repeats of the pattern is about 18 cm (7 inch) long. For 2 repeats you need about 32 cm (12.5 inch) of red, about 23 cm (9 inch) of yellow, about 14 cm (5.5 inch) of green and about 13 cm (5 inch) of blue. These are the longest needed lengthsRead More →

In these variations on the previous patterns (see here and here) I have played with several colors on the left and right and with different widths. The fourth pattern makes clear you can use a thread of a totally different color at the sides when it doesn’t show up like a knot anywhere. Take notice also of the sides of the previous purple and yellow variety!   Variation 1 Variation 2 Variation 3 Variation 4 Do you see that the thread on the side isn’t becoming visible as a knot anywhere? This gives more possibilities.Read More →

Ingrijpende V-vorm of Aren (breed)

This is a wider version of the previous pattern (see here). Take notice of the combination-knots at the start of the rows. Used colors: Purple: 2237; Yellow: 2043 Usage: 12 Repeats of the pattern is about 14 cm (5.5 inch) long. For 12 repeats you need about 66 cm (26 inch) of purple thread and about 50 cm (20 inch) of yellow thread. Description: 1. Start with placing the threads in the order as shown in the upper part of the picture. So, from left to right in turn yellow and purple. 2. Start at the right side with making a right/left combination-knot with theRead More →

Ingrijpende V-vorm of Aren (smal)

The easy thing of this pattern is in the way the knots are made. Used Colors: Dark red: 2218; Silver gray 2791 Usage: 20 Repeats of the pattern is about 12,5 cm (5 inch) long. Description: 1. Start with placing the threads in the order as shown in the upper part of the picture. So, from left to right: gray, red, gray, red, gray, red. 2. Start at the rigth side with 2 double left knots with red around the gray and red thread. 3. Then at the left side make 3 double right knots with gray around the red, gray and red thread. 4.Read More →

V-vorm of Visgraat

In this pattern the double left knot is introduced. The dotted part shows the complete pattern again, that can be repeated several times until the desired length of the bracelet is reached. Again, pay attention to the pattern on the left while following the description, to give you the feeling how to read and interpret the pattern, so that later on you only have to see the pattern to understand what to do. Used colors: Green: 2574; Pink: 2211; Blue 2340; Purple 2307 Usage: 7 Repeats of the pattern is about 9 cm (3.5 inch) long. For each repeat about 5 cm (2 inch) ofRead More →

Regenboog

This is the famous rainbow pattern. In this pattern only the double right knot is used. The dotted part shows the complete pattern, that can be repeated several times until the desired length of the bracelet is reached. Take care with the following description to look at the pattern on the left, to give you a good feeling about how you should read the pattern, so that you can just watch the patterns later on to understand what to do. Used colors: Red: 2214; Orange 2064; Yellow 2043; Green: 2577; Blue 2428; Purple 2327; Pink: 2262 Usage: 1 Repeat of the pattern is about 2,5Read More →

Here you find a description on how to design bracelets yourself. But what’s more interesting: what other possibilities do you have with this technique? Check the menu to go to the pages with the instructions and the examples.Read More →

You start making a bracelet by tying together all the threads in a knot. Like I said with the usage of materials, I do this at a distance of about 12 cm (5 inches). You secure the knot with a safety pin on a cushion or on a cloth that you can tie around your leg. If you wear trousers that’s made of a firm cloth, like jeans, you can also attach it directly to your trousers when you don’t have a cushion of cloth. Don’t pierce your skin with the safety pin! You can then start to knot. When you reach the desired length, you finishRead More →

With the patterns I provide information what the usage is for making the bracelets. Materials use up quite quickly, so use extra instead of less. I usually take about 12 cm (5 inches) for the braiding at the start, and that’s the same length you should at least leave in the end to be able to make two equally long braids. The usage is based on the use of embroidery yarn.Read More →

On the next pages you will find patterns to learn how to make bracelets, but also how to read the patterns and what method to follow, step by step. And a basis for making your own designs. Check the menu to go to the pages with the instructions.Read More →