Silk knotting beads without clamshell ends

[@ymfg9004]

I love your method of pre-stretching the tgread using two pens -brilliant! Thank you for sharing that tip. 🌹💖

[@sammiepeace13]

Thank you so so much for this video. I have arthritis and I have recently become unable to make necklaces and bracelets with wires like I used to. I have been looking for another of making them but them staying strong. This video has made me so happy and confident about starting to make jewellery again. So again, thank you so much. ❤❤❤

[@AngieAvard]

Thank you for the excellent tutorial! I think this is an easier way to knot.

[@deborahmadison9166]

Love that bracelet your wearing thanks for the tips

[@rukminicb]

Very useful nd Easy video, thanks for sharing 🙏🎉

[@catherinecsernyanski3442]

I love the bracelet you’re wearing. Have you got a tutorial for that ?

[@paolab9127]

hi, thanks for the video! what kind of silk do you recommend using?

[@ursulathomas5087]

Can you do this method with bar end caps for a pearl necklace?

[@BregjeVandenBrink]

Hi, gives just one overhand knot with a little glue enough hold after you cut the wire?

[@elainerogers6884]

Hello, I have. Few questions: what is the reason to stretch the silk cord first? Second what size silk cord did you used here? Thank you, I appreciate your video 👏🏻😉

[@misslovely9802]

The reason for stretching the cord before working with it is so when you finish and after wearing it for a while it doesn't stretch from wearing it so it doesn't become to big.

[@katepanthera7265]

Also to straighten it out after being wound on a spool or card.

[@juliehayden123]

What is the tool you used with the needle to thread it through?

[@SP-ig3vs]

Where did you get these tweezers from?