Friendship Bracelets: Reading and Working A Pattern @PleasantSeas

Uploaded October 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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Hey everyone! This video is an introduction on how to read a friendship bracelet pattern, while I show you how to make a bracelet. So this will probably be your first bracelet you make. It's really easy to read and follow and it ends up really pretty. Hope you guys find this helpful.
Thanks for coming back and watching!

Items:
Embroidery Floss #726 (Red) & #752 (Blue)

Pattern is from Friendship-Bracelets.net
friendship-bracelets.net/pattern.php?id=44168

How To Read A Bracelet Pattern:
youtu.be/3R06_RLUo1I

How To Work Bracelet Knots:
youtu.be/PQ-8qJinOvg

All instructions are talked out in the video. Not sure on how to write out bracelet instructions, so more then likely I will not write them out. But I'll include the pattern for all bracelets.

Thanks again!

Friendship Bracelets: Reading and Working A Pattern

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