Choose the structure
Begin with a ladder row. Choose a strip that alternates between N and N−1 beads, or a centered triangle that loses one bead on every row.
BEADWORK & BRACELETS / YOUR NEXT PROJECT
Draw staggered brick-stitch strips or decreasing triangles, with a ladder base and row shaping labels.
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Row 1 is at the bottom. Numbers at the left identify working rows, not full visual bands.
PDF includes construction notes, color key, numbered placement tiles and working-order rows. Save JSON for editing. PNG/PDF are reference exports.
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BEADWORK & BRACELETS / MAKE WITH A PLAN
Begin with a ladder row. Choose a strip that alternates between N and N−1 beads, or a centered triangle that loses one bead on every row.
Row 1 is the ladder base. The pattern grows upward, with the pickup direction reversing on each row.
The editor protects positions outside the chosen shape. A triangle must end with at least two beads.
Count every structural bead, including the foundation and background. Keep the editable JSON, then export a PDF, PNG, word chart or CSV.
Begin with a ladder row. Choose a strip that alternates between N and N−1 beads, or a centered triangle that loses one bead on every row.
Set your own color codes, then draw or convert an image. Use numbered symbols, coordinate edits and row highlighting to check the design.
Read the construction notes and word chart. Measure a sample before relying on size estimates; add your own finishing and closure allowances.
Not in this version. Supported shapes are an alternating-width strip and a decreasing triangle. Erase changes a bead to the background color; it does not remove a structural bead.
Its rows alternate N and N−1 beads so the half-bead offsets fit. The word chart labels the decreases and increases. Follow the linked technique guide for the starting pair and end-of-row thread passes.
No. The starter colors are illustrative. Enter your own code, name and hex reference for each color. Screen matching is approximate; confirm your beads or thread against a physical sample.
No. It uses the horizontal and vertical pitch you enter. Thread tension, bead variation, clasps, ties and edge treatments are separate. For cuffs, the unwrapped path is not a guaranteed inside wrist measurement.
JSON preserves the editable chart. PNG, PDF, CSV and word charts are exports, not project files. Your browser draft is local to this device; save JSON before clearing browser data.