NO TOOL PEARL KNOTTING

Double strand silk knotting without the use of an awl, tweezers or Pearl knotting tool

[@irinagoryanskaya4633]

Such a perfect tutorial! Thank you very much! I enjoyed it.

[@evelynchambers126]

Thanks for sharing, beautiful this is new to me I will definitely try it and let you know. Thanks again for sharing….

[@joseimaging]

Amazing! You made this so easy to follow and everything was thoroughly explained! With your help, I was able to string my pearl bracelet on the first attempt! I appreciate you putting this out into the world :) Saved me a lot of money from having a jeweler do it for me! Thank you so much! You are a star!!!

[@LivonDesignsSilversmithing]

Thank you so much. I’m so pleased you were able to fix your bracelet x

[@lanagacinovic7622]

Giiiiirl this is all you should doooo. I’ve maid tiaras too and I love your simple technique. Plz make more tiaras I love watching you make them ❤❤❤

[@LivonDesignsSilversmithing]

Thank you so much!!

[@katbarkei]

love your method - thank you

[@LivonDesignsSilversmithing]

Thank you so much xx

[@barbarakhalil9778]

Thank you. You make it look effortless and even relaxing!

[@LivonDesignsSilversmithing]

That’s so kind of you, thank you xx

[@cynthiahaynes-james114]

When you double knot,do you knot over the first knot or just make 2 knots? Thanks in advance Cynthia from Chicago

[@LivonDesignsSilversmithing]

@@cynthiahaynes-james114 personally I knot over the top to give the appearance of a larger knot xx

[@cynthiahaynes-james114]

Thank you. That makes sense. Have wonderful holiday. Peace and love 😍

[@suemcmurray675]

Thank you for showing this method so clearly. I have been using this method for years with good results, but I have an expensive graduated pearl necklace that broke, and I have butterflies about restringing and reknotting it. Your gentle calm video has helped greatly. I can do this. 💐🫶

[@LivonDesignsSilversmithing]

Thank you so much for your lovely message - you can do this! Xxxx

[@lindagerhard8381]

Perfect! Thanks!

[@LivonDesignsSilversmithing]

You're welcome!

[@user-lc1mq6fk4l]

Very good tips nd video 👌 but let me know for 16" or17" necklace how much thread to take right side nd how much leave on left side. U explained but I couldn't understand , totally how many inches thread should take, i am sorry, i wached ur video too lately ,but I feel happy when I watch that without tools thank you so much, 🎉🎉🎉 wait for ur reply❤

[@patriciaweiss91]

I am also wondering about length of each side….I have a 24” inch repair to do! Thank you !

[@liarad8716]

Multumesc!

[@LivonDesignsSilversmithing]

Thanks for watching x

[@odettelavie5189]

super tutorial. thank you.

[@LivonDesignsSilversmithing]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much xxxx

[@user-hl5hj8og8c]

Great!

[@LivonDesignsSilversmithing]

Thanks so much x

[@liarad8716]

A question for you: where do you get the flexible tubes, I can't find them on the internet. Thank you! Great tutorial.

[@LivonDesignsSilversmithing]

Hi there! Thank you for your kind words. I think you may be referring to the French Wire.

[@oihaberl1678]

I found the French wire through Amazon; it is the beadalon brand. You cut a piece the size you need. Great video! Thank you for sharing your talent with us.

[@JustME-ft4di]

You can easily make it yourself. Get some thin wire if your choice (0.3mm). Wrap it tightly around a sewing needle to form a coil. Cut it to about 3/4 to 1cm sections.

[@user-qv9wt8ci8b]

Mam please can u tell me which glue is used for jewelry

[@LivonDesignsSilversmithing]

Yes of course I used G-S Hypo Cement. I hope that helps.

[@user-lc1mq6fk4l]

👎👍🙏🙏

[@terryvanderpeet8524]

Hi there This means that only 1 strand of thread goes through the french wire and clasp end? Is that correct? What if the thread is very fine? Will it be strong enough to last for a long time

[@LivonDesignsSilversmithing]

Hi, yes the French wire is there to protect the silk which is going through the clasp or jump ring.

[@terryvanderpeet8524]

@@LivonDesignsSilversmithing What I was asking was that it sounds as though there is only 1 thread going through the gimp or wire protector and not two threads. Is that correct? If this is correct, then I asked whether one strand was strong enough to last? Thanks Terry