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Macrame bracelet | Diagonal threads with Roses 🎀🥰 Today I bring you this diagonal macramé bracelet with roses difficulty, I tell you that I INVENTED IT, because one of the threads was cut and I had to tie a knot, so I decided to knot all the threads to see how it came out, and this was the result, I hope you like it.

✨ MATERIALS ✨ Synthetic threads: orange, light blue, dark blue, green with red, green, red, fuchsia, light pink and white Scissors Lighter to burn the tips and knots. Working time: 5 hours.

💙 Elaboration process 💙 I cut 2 meters of each thread and burned the ends to prevent fraying.

I cut the threads in half so that they were 1 meter long each and in turn I cut these in half and then joined them with a knot (remember that I did this to complete 1 thread that did not reach 2 meters). Then, I joined all the threads and made a knot to tie them, leaving about 10 cm from the end.

I used a container that I have with stones because it is heavy to press the end where I made the knot and to be able to have stability to work on the weaving. I separated the threads to distribute the colors as I wanted them to appear on my bracelet.

So I was weaving and the colors appeared diagonally; where I had a lot of work and difficulty was in the invention with the knots that would look like roses, I worked carefully thinking very well where I had to pass the thread so that the knot would stand out.

When I finished weaving I left the same space at the other end to make the knot to join all the threads, leaving the two ends tied together.

The slip knot was made with the S knot or simple macramé knot with a single thread and I chose fuchsia.

💛 This is how my bracelet turned out 💛

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