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Cherry-Chain — Assassin Bracelet Pattern
Published: 2011-07-10 00:25:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 8085; Favourites: 117; Downloads: 302
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Friendship bracelet pattern for [link]If you don't know how to read this, look up "friendship bracelet patterns" or something similar on google. I've just hiked about 70km in the last week and a half in mountainous terrain and I'm too tired to explain how to make these things.
This is just the pattern for the symbol. If you want a white stretch before/after/between patterns and you don't know how to do that, then you're not experienced enough with these bracelets to attempt a 36-string pattern. Do easier ones first. They're all made the exact same way but you need to learn how to manage your strings and how to do these knots without thinking.
I made this nice visual for the pattern on [link] . I made a few changes but if you search for "Assassin" on the site you can prolly find my old pattern. The old pattern will give you an ugly half-border of red on one end, so if you want to make one make sure to follow this updated pattern
Other patterns:
Templar Cross: [link]
Conner's armband: [link]
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i never thought someone would put so much effort into actually creating the pattern
have to try it
thank you
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Oh man, it's been a while since I've made this one so I don't really remember. Looking at my notes for this though, I think I used a little more than a meter's worth for each string (The measure I use is the tip of my right fingers to my left shoulder, but I'm really tiny so it might be a bit much for most people) and if I remember correctly, I had plenty left over at the end
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Ah, stuff like this never ceases to amaze me. Much as I love more traditional art forms like drawing and digital art, this is more unique. I gotta commend your skill. Maybe I'll try this when I get some string (and a lot of practice).
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Ah, thank you! If you ever make one I'd love to see it
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One question, what type of string do you personally like/reccommend using? Say, for comfort and/or durability.
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I'm not really sure actually, as I've only ever used embroidery floss I can't compare it to any other kind of string. It's pretty comfortable for me, and the bracelet I made from this pattern I wore without taking it off for a year, so it's pretty sturdy but won't last forever
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That does align with what I've asked others. And feeling embroidery floss for myself, it does appear to be something I wouldn't mind working with or wearing. Thanks for the input. ^^
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*is kinda new to this* how do we kinda connect all the strings so they don't fall apart at the ends? knot them every 5 strings or so?
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I separated the strings into three groups of 12 strings in order to make some loops to close the bracelet off, and at the end I just tied them several times yeah. There's probably better ways to do this, some searching on google will probably help.
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oh ok thanks for that and the tip, I'll look it up
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No problem ~
I'd love to see the bracelet once you're done :3
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Oh my I'll try to get it up if I remember... things like this (for me) take a reeeeaaallly long time... because of school/hw and plus I'm not very patient. :< But I shall do my best >
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I know what I'm doing the rest of my summer! ^^
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I demand/request that you make a Templar bracelet pattern. Unless you already did than just give me the link and I'll be on my merry way
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It's simple enough. I was thinking about making a Templar pattern too. I'll see if I can find the time.
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alright thank you
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[link]
*dead* I am never making one of these on Paint ever again.
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omg, i am so trying this! thanks for the pattern! really helpfull!
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I'll have to try this sometime. Great job on the design. I saw the finished bracelet. It looked really good.
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Thanks~ Good luck on your own bracelet. When you have so many strings they just love to tie themselves up into impossible knots when you're not looking >.>
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Thanks for the tip. I'll keep an eye on my strings.
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