Post ID: 10065
Today we’re unraveling the chaotic charm of pattern 111506 from friendship-bracelets.net — and trust me, it’s a wild ride! 🧵
Hey it’s Kevin (aka AWOL), and in this video, I break down this super symmetrical yet slightly maddening design that looks gorgeous once complete but has one detail that’s driving me bonkers. You’ll see why! 😅
🌟 What you’ll learn:
How to identify a pattern’s true center
Color planning tips to avoid running short
Tricks for using symmetry to speed up your prep
Why one tiny triangle is haunting me
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced braider, this walkthrough offers insights that’ll help you see your patterns in a new way. Don’t forget to like, comment, and share your versions with us on Discord or Instagram!
And here is my pattern. Click it to get the PDF in higher resolution.
If you like this pattern and would like to support my work >>>
This is one of the most complicated patterns I’ve tackled in a while – Pattern 111506 from friendship-bracelets.net – and it took me a whopping 1 hour and 15 minutes to complete. 😅
Hey, it’s Kevin (aka AWOL), and in this video I show you the final build and breakdown of this advanced-level friendship bracelet. There’s a LOT of zigzag knotting, symmetry challenges, and just enough detail to make your brain melt… in a good way.
🧵 What you’ll see in this video:
My thoughts on a “mistake” in the original pattern and how I turned it into a feature
How to handle color transitions with three shades of blue + red
Why the outside edge drives me crazy (but looks good!)
Real-time tips for avoiding common pitfalls in complex patterns
🔹 This isn’t a beginner project, but it’s so satisfying when done right.
💬 Got a pattern you want me to try? Post it in the suggestions area on Discord!
💻 Pattern 111506: https://www.friendship-bracelets.net/pattern.php?id=111506
📸 Share your version on Discord!
🧶 Supplies, templates, and more: akaawol.com
🙏 Huge thanks to all my YouTube Members – your support keeps the floss flowing (literally – we’re ordering 1500 skeins!)
And as always… don’t get your strings in a bunch!
