Friendship Bracelet Patterns

Bracelet Patterns helps you design knotted friendship bracelets, then walks you through tying them one row at a time.

Free to use. Pro is a one-time unlock, with no subscription.

Pick a pattern and your string colours, and the chart builds itself. It uses the same knot grid as printed bracelet patterns, with an arrow on every knot: forward, backward, forward-backward and backward-forward. A preview shows how the finished bracelet will look, and it updates as soon as you change a colour, the number of strings or the length.

• Eight patterns: Candy Stripe, Chevron, Arrow, Zigzag, Lattice, Diamonds, Nested Diamonds and Vertical Stripes
• 24 named string colours, from Coral and Sun Yellow to Navy and Gold
• Mirror colours with one switch, so chevrons and diamonds come out even
• Follow along mode: one big row at a time, the order your strings sit in right now, and a tap when the row is done. It remembers where you got to and keeps the screen on while you tie
• Tells you how many rows to tie and how many times to repeat the chart for your bracelet length
• Cut length for every string, because strings that tie more knots need more thread
• Knot size setting for small, standard or chunky knotting
• Step card with every knot listed row by row
• A4 PDF with the preview, colour key, cut lengths, chart and steps. Long charts carry on to extra pages
• Share the PDF from your phone's share sheet to print, email or save it
• Your last design is kept when you leave the studio
• Works offline

Free: every pattern on up to 6 strings, the Candy classics pack, follow along mode and a watermarked PDF.

Pro, a one-time unlock:
• Design your own: pick a knot and tap the grid to draw any pattern, and the colours follow the strings for you
• Save as many designs as you like
• Up to 16 strings
• Four more pattern packs: Arrows and chevrons, Diamonds, Zigzags and stripes, and Pastel wrists
• Clean PDFs with no watermark

Recent changes:
New: tie string by string. In Follow along, candy stripes, chevrons, arrows and zigzags can now be tied one string at a time: each step shows which string to use, how many knots to tie and the strings it knots over, in order. Row by row is still there, and each keeps its own place.