Knotting Results in an Elegant Hand Knotted Pearl Necklace Below, part two of this tutorial on knotting between pearls by hand will show you: • How to tie knots between pearls • How to attach clamshell bead tips (calottes) • How to a attach clasp to make a necklace Pearl Knotting Instructions Continued from Part One 6. Tie an Overhand Knot. Now that you have selected the size of bead cord to use, on the end of the bead cord without the needle tie an overhand knot (). Thread one beading tip onto the needle attached to the bead cord.

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Thread the needle 'through the throat' of the clamshell bead tip, into the hole and out the back of the bead tip. Pull the entire length of the bead cord through the bead tip.

Flying Free Don Besig Pdf. Pull the entire length of the bead cord through the hole of the bead tip until the knot in the bead cord rests in the depression or 'jaws' of the clamshell bead tip. Begin to tie an overhand knot. In one hand, between your thumb and index finger, loop the long end of the bead cord over and behind the bead cord end with the bead tip on it. Pearl Knotting Instructions Continued 10.

Pull the long end of the bead cord through the loop. With the thumb and index finger of your other hand reach into the loop and pull the long end of the bead cord and pull it all the way through the loop. The long end of the bead cord should now be in and through the loop. Begin to tighten the overhand knot against the bead tip. In one hand, between your thumb and index finger, hold the long end of the bead cord. In your other hand pick up the knotting tweezers and hold them with your thumb and index finger.