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Blindsided Bracelet Challenge: Exploring Pattern

Hello everyone, it's Kevin, also known as AWOL, and welcome to another Blindsided Creation! In today's video, we're diving into bracelet pattern #134654, sent in by our fantastic community member, Minute_Craft. This is one of those thrilling challenges where I attempt to create a bracelet pattern without having seen it beforehand. Join me on this adventurous journey as we navigate through the unique design and bring it to life! Introduction to Pattern #134654 Pattern #134654 from braceletbook.com immediately catches the eye with its intricate X and diamond designs. I've never seen this pattern before, so it's a fun and exciting challenge to decode and recreate it. Key Elements of the Design X in the Middle: Initially, the most striking feature is the big X right in the middle. Deciding between two possible positions for this X, I leaned towards placing it centrally, flanked by diamonds on either side. Diamond Shapes: The pattern incorporates darker and lighter shades to form large diamond shapes, adding depth and interest to the design. Color Usage: With four colors at play, the pattern has a bluish dark shade, two greens, and an off-white color. Each color's placement and sequence create a visually appealing and harmonized effect. Creative Process Pattern Setup: I started by copying a large portion of the pattern for better analysis. Rotating it 90°, I explored different placements for the X in the middle. Deciding to place the X centrally allowed for a symmetrical and balanced look. Layering and Moving Elements: I worked on different layers to manage the pattern's elements, ensuring each part was correctly aligned before finalizing placements. Identifying Color and Strings: Carefully picking the shades, matching the pattern's bluish and greenish tones, and arranging them appropriately to achieve the desired effect. Adjusting Segments: Fine-tuning segments and altering where necessary to ensure that lighter shades and darker blues blended well to form cohesive designs. Color and Knot Management String Arrangements: The dark and light shades are cleverly played to create both standout and subtle elements. The light color string needed careful management due to its significant usage in creating the diamond shapes. Handling Overlaps: Strategically adjusting knots and ensuring no overlaps or misalignments, thus maintaining the integrity of the design. Symmetry and Balance: Ensuring that each segment aligns perfectly with its counterpart to achieve a balanced look on both sides. Hey, Kevin AKAAWOL here with more than 30 years of experience to share with you. I hope you find my video entertaining and come back for more. Subscribe if you haven't and please give my video a thumbs up! This is an intermediate tutorial, so if you're looking to make easier friendship bracelet projects, perhaps you will find something more suitable at https://akaawol.com/course-directory If you love my work but don't have time to make it yourself, don't worry! Head over to https://akaawol.com/shop and buy one for yourself! Enjoying my video? Could you buy me a coffee as a way to say thanks? https://streamelements.com/akaawol/tip Find me on Web: https://akaawol.com Patreon:   / akaawol   Instagram:   / akaawol   Facebook:   / akaawoldotcom   Reddit:   / notjustknots   Discord:   / discord   Threads: https://www.threads.net/@akaawol YouTube Members:    / @akaawol