Learn the basics of working with Beadtec knotting nylon cord. Learn to burn the end of the cord using a thread burner, how to string on large hole Athenacast beads and create perfectly spaced knots using an awl. Finish off your design with slip knots to make an adjustable necklace or bracelet.
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Quick Project Steps
Materials Needed: BeadTec knotting nylon cord (black and brown, 0.8mm), Athenacast metal beads, and charms.
Step 1: Cut the knotting cord to desired length. Burn the end with a thread burner to prevent fraying.
Step 2: String a bead or charm onto the cord. Use an awl to place overhand knots for spacing.
Step 3: Add beads to each side, maintaining spacing with knots.
Step 4: Create slip knots for adjustable sizing. Use larger hole beads at the ends for ease of adjustment.
Step 5: Tie the final knots and burn the cord ends to secure. Adjust the size as needed.
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Item Description
Learn the basics of working with Beadtec knotting nylon cord. Learn to burn the end of the cord using a thread burner, how to string on large hole Athenacast beads and create perfectly spaced knots using an awl. Finish off your design with slip knots to make an adjustable necklace or bracelet.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
BeadTec Knotting Cord - Black.8mm
BeadTec Knotting Cord - Brown .8mm
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Project Steps
Materials Needed: BeadTec knotting nylon cord (black and brown, 0.8mm), Athenacast metal beads, and charms.
Step 1: Cut the knotting cord to desired length. Burn the end with a thread burner to prevent fraying.
Step 2: String a bead or charm onto the cord. Use an awl to place overhand knots for spacing.
Step 3: Add beads to each side, maintaining spacing with knots.
Step 4: Create slip knots for adjustable sizing. Use larger hole beads at the ends for ease of adjustment.
Step 5: Tie the final knots and burn the cord ends to secure. Adjust the size as needed.
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