This creative and informative tutorial teaches how to make a Peridot Slide Knotted Bracelet, a stylish and versatile piece perfect for summer jewelry. This tutorial is beginner-friendly and deeply inspiring for both novice and seasoned makers. Using BeadTec knotting cord and simple techniques, viewers will explore hand knotting, macramé slip knots, bead spacing, and cord management with finesse.
Cut Your Cord:
Cut 9–10 strands of cord, each 20 inches long.
Tie Starter Knots:
About 5–6 inches from one end of each cord, tie a simple overhand knot.
String & Knot Beads:
Burn cord ends for easier beading. Add a bead, then tie a knot to secure it close. Repeat this pattern until you have ~6 inches of knotted beads per strand.
Group and Knot All Strands Together:
Align strands so the beaded sections cluster in the center. Tie all strands together in a single overhand knot on both ends.
Trim & Burn Short Strands:
Keep only 3 long strands per side. Cut the others near the knot, leaving a ¼ inch tail, and burn to seal.
Create the Sliding Closure (Slip Knot):
Cross the remaining cords to form a loop. Use a 12–15 inch piece of cord to tie a macramé square knot section (about 1 inch long). Alternate sides (Snoopy’s nose technique) to avoid twisting.
Seal the Closure Cord:
Use a thread burner to melt and press down the closure ends, avoiding the base cords to keep the knot functional.
Adjust & Add End Beads:
Slide the closure open wide enough to fit over your wrist. Add beads or charms to each cord end and secure with a double knot.
Final Burn & Wear:
Burn the end tips to create a small bead-stopping "bald" end. Slide on, pull to tighten, and enjoy your summer-ready bracelet!
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This creative and informative tutorial teaches how to make a Peridot Slide Knotted Bracelet, a stylish and versatile piece perfect for summer jewelry. This tutorial is beginner-friendly and deeply inspiring for both novice and seasoned makers. Using BeadTec knotting cord and simple techniques, viewers will explore hand knotting, macramé slip knots, bead spacing, and cord management with finesse.
Cut Your Cord:
Cut 9–10 strands of cord, each 20 inches long.
Tie Starter Knots:
About 5–6 inches from one end of each cord, tie a simple overhand knot.
String & Knot Beads:
Burn cord ends for easier beading. Add a bead, then tie a knot to secure it close. Repeat this pattern until you have ~6 inches of knotted beads per strand.
Group and Knot All Strands Together:
Align strands so the beaded sections cluster in the center. Tie all strands together in a single overhand knot on both ends.
Trim & Burn Short Strands:
Keep only 3 long strands per side. Cut the others near the knot, leaving a ¼ inch tail, and burn to seal.
Create the Sliding Closure (Slip Knot):
Cross the remaining cords to form a loop. Use a 12–15 inch piece of cord to tie a macramé square knot section (about 1 inch long). Alternate sides (Snoopy’s nose technique) to avoid twisting.
Seal the Closure Cord:
Use a thread burner to melt and press down the closure ends, avoiding the base cords to keep the knot functional.
Adjust & Add End Beads:
Slide the closure open wide enough to fit over your wrist. Add beads or charms to each cord end and secure with a double knot.
Final Burn & Wear:
Burn the end tips to create a small bead-stopping "bald" end. Slide on, pull to tighten, and enjoy your summer-ready bracelet!
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