Making Paw Print Pattern: Doubling Techniques for Unique Friendship Bracelets!
Join Kevin (aka AWOL) as he tackles the intricate and challenging paw print pattern (#22516 from Friendship-Bracelets.net)! 🐾 In this video, you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at how to manipulate pattern layouts using tools like GIMP to create a walking paw print effect rather than a hopping one.
Kevin shares his thought process on doubling the pattern, aligning the design for a seamless look, and troubleshooting along the way. Stay tuned as he prepares to bring this design to life in tomorrow’s tutorial. Don’t miss his tips, tricks, and the occasional laugh as he works through this tricky design.
💡 Resources Mentioned:
Pattern #22516: Friendship-Bracelets.net
Tools: GIMP app for computer *free
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Kevin (aka AWOL) dives into the creation of the advanced paw print pattern (#22516 from Friendship-Bracelets.net)—and he’s not holding back on how tough this one was! 🧵 If you’re ready for a real challenge and want to test your skills, this bracelet is perfect for you.
With countless zigzag knots and the tricky task of hiding dark strings beneath light ones, this pattern was anything but meditative. Kevin shares his honest thoughts, frustrations, and the techniques he used to make this project manageable, including using GIMP to track progress and skipping a section to avoid burnout.
💡 What You’ll Learn:
- Techniques for doubling patterns
- How to manage and hide strings for a paw print effect
- Why some patterns might not be worth the effort 😅
✨ Even though it was a struggle, the final bracelet has a unique charm and is perfect for animal lovers. Whether you’re here to learn or just enjoy the raw, behind-the-scenes process, there’s something for everyone.
