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nimuae — Pouch Tutorial Part III
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Part I: [link]Part II: [link]
Part III: [link]
Part IV: [link]
Part V: [link]
Finished Pouch: [link]
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Of course, sorry for the late reply. 3rd pic on bottom: cut a new piece of string and knot a circle around the so far knotted piece - don't use the inserted string to knot on later with. Do the same with other new strings for the other rounds, after this ignore all of the inserted strings and continue with the pattern part. Notice: You can also leave this part out as I did in this variation of the pouch and continue straight away with the pattern:
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Thank you!! And that is really pretty
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hiii. im stuck at the 3rd picture from the bottom. i saw you commented on another person explaining it but i still cant get it. is there a link you can give to help? thank you! <3
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I think one of each colour...have a look on the next part.
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Is there a way you could make it easier to understand the 2nd-4th boxes? I don't see how it's supposed to work... Beautiful project, by the way! Mine is turning out lovely!
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I think this is beautiful! You are very talented. Thank you so much for the tutorial!
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Maybe a dA-bug, just wait, it usually returns
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I really don't understand that second box down I am having a lot of trouble
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I'm really sorry, what exactly is puzzeling you?
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Well I'm confused by the part where you get to making the plaid pattern like do you add more strings to the flower or do you use the existing ones because I was trying to look very carefully at what you were doing but I could seem to figure it out
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Oh no, I don't add any new strings for this step, just use the ones already inserted
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What sorting do I start with and end with ?
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no special sorting, start just the way the strings are, start in the middle and work row by row or diagonally and try to finish the fill of the space between the leaves with a round edge, so that you just leave auto some knots left and right.
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OK I will try if I have trouble I hope it is OK to ask for more help thank you very mug for your advise 
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Of course, feel free to ask me whenever you need help again!
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I'm not understanding how the 2nd picture to about the 5th one down work with those knots. I've tried a bunch and I must be making a stupid mistake each time. Could you explain those a little, cause I am using different colors too which adds to confusion.
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It just works like a plaid pattern like this: [link] - every first row is made of forward knots, every 2nd row is made of backward knots. I hope this could help you
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I want to make this, but I don't quite understand what is going on in the 3rd to last frame (or the 9th frame from the top). Could you explain please?
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Okay, this is the part where you insert new strings for every round. This is the last knot of such a round and it shows how to knot over 2 strings (the last one of the round and the top end of the new dark blue inserted string). This is a way to close the round easily. If you don't do this, there might be a gap on one side of the pouch. Hope you can understand what I mean...my english is a mess...
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Ich versteh nicht wirklich, wie Du die Blume zum Kreis machst, also wie du die Fläche zwischen den Petals ausfüllst. Könntest Du mir das vielleicht etwas genauer erklären?
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Also, die Flächen zwischen den Blütenblättern fülle ich mit einem Webmuster aus. Dieses Webmuster besteht aus Reihen in denen sich die Knotenart abwechselt. Die erste Reihe hat nur Rechtsknoten, die zweite nur Linksknoten, die dritte wieder nur Rechtsknoten...und so weiter. Wie du dieses Muster als Freundschaftsband knüpfen kannst, findest du hier: [link]
Ich beginne das Muster so, dass ich zuerst einen Rechtsknoten in der Mitte der beiden Blütenblätter knüpfe und dann eine ganze Reihe von Rechtsknoten entlang des rechten Blütenblattrandes knüpfe. Die zweite Reihe beginne ich mit dem vom ersten Knoten überknüpften Faden in der Mitte mit dem ich einen Linksknoten über den Faden links von ihm mache. Dann setze ich von dort aus eine Reihe von Linksknoten über die Reihe mit Rechtsknoten. Und so weiter...
Da ich eine abgerundete Zwischenfläche knüpfe sind meine Reihen unterschiedlich lang, sodass die Kontur außen insgesamt eine weiche Kreislinie ergibt. Meine letzte Reihe besteht so z.B. nur noch aus einem einzigen Knoten.
Ich hoffe ich konnte dir ein kleines bisschen weiterhelfen
LG
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Ja das konntest Du, danke! Jetzt hab Ich's verstanden.
Die erste Fläche ist zwar nicht ganz rund geworden, aber Ich denk beim zweiten sollte es dann gehen. Und dann poste Ich ein neues Foto. ^^
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i am just wondering what is the diameter of this pouch??
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this is so cool~! your instructions are so easy to understand. i'm totally going to try this. wish me luck ^~^
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Thank you!
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Hey, Peyton!
You should try it! It's not that difficult. Try it with less colour/thread and less leaf on the "flower"... I think it can be done
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I might try...right now school is about to start and show season (I compete with my horse) are starting at like the exact same time. -Peyton
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THIS IS AMAZING! Gah. *deep breath*
Sorry, I've seen stuff like this at markets but never knew how the hell they were made ... and now I do. Hmm, might have to try and make something like this ... about how long did it take you to get to this point in the pouch? Looks time consuming.
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Thank you!
This took me about one week, but the whole pouch might take me one month (and I don't have the time at present...so it might take me even longer).
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amazing, can't wait to see the whole thing and try this out.
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That's how it looks like now: [link]
A finished one can look like this: [link]
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