knotting techniques

A lark's head knot is a very easy knot to tie and it is used to attach cords in

beadwork, macramé and jewelry making.

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       A surgeon’s knot is used to add new threads in beadwork. They are a good choice when working in open weave stitches such as the netting stitch and the right

                        angle weaves.

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A half-hitch knot is one of the most commonly used knots in beadwork. It is used

                        to add a new thread as well as tie off and end threads with most beadwork  stitches.

                    

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                        Overhand knots are used on a cord that is doubled to create a loop that can be used to make a clasp, such as when working with leather cord.

 

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                        Cording is an interlacement of the parts of one or more flexible bodies forming a lump or knob.

 

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A jewelry wire is a wire mostly used in making jewelries.

 

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Overhead knot is used in stringing at the end of a cord or to attach a cord to a

                        clamshell beading tip.

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Smaller beads work well on thin, delicate elastic.

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Always put the smallest beads near the clasps and the biggest beads at the

                        center of the fashion accessory project.

 

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A bead board allows beaders to lay out their pattern and see what their necklace

                        or bracelet may look like before they put the beads on the string.

 

 

 

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