I love most all knotting tools/products and this one looks very handy, but I see that you're doing this knotting demo as a 'right-hander'. When I teach my knotting classes I try to show both right and left handed methods when possible. Can you show how a 'lefty' would use it?
How do you determine how much thread you would need to make a bracelet? For example, I want to make a 7.5 inch bracelet. What is the formula to determine the length of stringing material needed?
Would like to see more project videos using this new tool; also any "tips" that will help with using this as well.
I love most all knotting tools/products and this one looks very handy, but I see that you're doing this knotting demo as a 'right-hander'. When I teach my knotting classes I try to show both right and left handed methods when possible. Can you show how a 'lefty' would use it?
It would be nice to see knots made from others material too.
Do you have videos using this tool for other projects? Would love to see it with other materials.
I think this is available now at Michaels Stores. Yea!
I'm new to beading and I find it harder to add new string while knotting with unsteady hands. Can this tool be used to add string to projects?
I went back to the more simple tool. I kept having to start over again. I couldn't get the tool to create consistent knots at consistent intervals.
could you please tell me where you got the clasp from that's on the necklace? I've been looking for something like this for quite awhile. thanks
How do you determine how much thread you would need to make a bracelet? For example, I want to make a 7.5 inch bracelet. What is the formula to determine the length of stringing material needed?
Just multiply the size times 4.
7.5 x 4 = 30
He mentions there's a video on how to add the clasp, but it's not jumping out on me in the list...anybody know where to find it?
Hi Rosydeal,
You can find how to finish a knotted strand here Beadalon - Ending a Knotted Strand
Thanks for watching!
Too much time spent showing finished jewelry, rather than instructing and showing a variety of materials it can work on.