Pattern 92105 + Variegated Floss Magic
In this video, I’m tackling pattern #92105 and transforming it into something way more approachable without sacrificing the visual payoff. Starting with a variegated green floss and simplifying the path by using three dark strands, I walk you through how to break down the pattern visually and make strategic design choices. You’ll see how I rework it digitally step-by-step before heading into the build.
🔍 Pattern Used: #92105
💡 Skill Level: Originally intermediate, modified for confident beginners
🎨 Colors: Variegated green + yellow
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Today we’re tackling pattern #92105 from friendship-bracelets.net — paired with a gorgeous variegated green floss that adds a little magic to every knot. 🌿 I’ll share my thought process as I adjust knot directions, manage long chevrons for cleaner structure, and avoid harsh color contrasts.
This one took me just over an hour, and while it’s not my usual style, I really enjoyed how it turned out. You’ll also hear my tips for cutting string lengths, making the most of leftovers, and why I sometimes change my tying method mid-pattern.
The kumi featured here (because I know you’ll ask 😉) is pattern #4689.
🎯 In this video you’ll learn:
How to work with variegated floss without losing pattern clarity
Why longer rows can help keep your bracelet’s structure
My go-to cutting method to avoid running out of string
Creative ways to use leftover floss for future projects
💬 Question for you: Would you make this pattern yourself? Let me know in the comments — I’m curious to see how many of you give it a try!
