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ESPAÑOL
Es de mencionar, que esta pulsera es muy fácil de elaborar y en tan sólo pocos minutos ya la tenemos lista para lucir.
Sin más tiempo que perder les invito a acompañarme en esta fascinante creación y poner manos al hilo.
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ENGLISH
It is worth mentioning that this bracelet is very easy to make and in just a few minutes it is ready to wear.
Without further ado, I invite you to join me in this fascinating creation and get your hands on the thread.
Los materiales que utilicé para realizar esta hermosa pulsera son los siguientes, a saber:
Hilo
Tijera
Encendedor
Cinta métrica
Cristales checos
The materials I used to make this beautiful bracelet are as follows:
Thread
Scissors
Lighter
Measuring tape
Czech crystals
Para comenzar esta hermosa joya iniciamos cortando tres hebras de hilo de 40cm el cuál utilizaremos como base para nuestra pulsera.
Luego corté una hebra de hilo chino de 130cm que utilizaremos para realizar el tejido plano.
Después llevamos el hilo base a una tabla a una distancia de 10cm de la punta superior hacia abajo. A partir de esa medida comenzamos a realizar el nudo plano.
Then we take the base thread to a board at a distance of 10cm from the top end down. From that measurement we start to make the flat knot.
Then we pass the thread on the right side over the base thread, we form a kind of P, then we pass the thread on the left side over the right thread that is on the left side, then we pass the thread under the base thread and we pull it out through the ring of the thread on the right side as in step number three. Now with the fingers we press both threads so that it is the same on each side.
Then I inserted a Czech crystal through the knotting threads and made a complete flat knot.
I then continued the same procedure until I reached the desired size.
This is how this beautiful vine-style bracelet with Czech crystals turned out.
Que Dios les bendiga!!
God bless you!
Translated with https://www.deepl.com/translator
All images are my own, dividers courtesy of @kattycrochet.
Todas las imágenes son de mi autoría, divisores cortesía de @kattycrochet.
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