Peyote-stitched strips worked with nylon thread tend to be flexible and more difficult to hold. Wax your thread to keep the beads from sliding around. String an even or odd number of beads, alternating colors if desired to help better see the pattern emerge. Pull the beads to about 4 to 6 feet from the end of the thread.
The extra tension from the inside helps keep the knot from untying. Tighten your knot from all sides. Pull the top two ends to tighten the knot, pull from the beaded side, pull the left loose end and the right beaded end and vice versa. After cutting the elastic cord, add a dab of glue to the knot. Begin your macrame journey here, by downloading our free 50 Macrame Knot Guide: Next, we’ll add the tube bead that has the 4mm hole, to create the bracelet’s sliding adjustable feature: String the tube bead onto one end of your bracelet cord: Then string one of your end-beads onto the cord: Now we’ll make a small knot at the end of the cord. Start by making a loop at the cord end: Then pass the cord end through the Learn how to make a Boho Chick bracelet with Matubo 6/0 Seed Beads, this tutorial is available to everyone and I encourage you to do it. Material list and li Learn the basics of stringing a simple bracelet neatly, cleanly, and professionally! Techniques covered will be: using crimp beads, crimp covers, and french String the end of your cord through the small hole in the bead tip and bring the cord into the cupped section. Securely knot the cord so as to restrict your line from moving back through the hole. Hide the knot by carefully closing the 2 cupped halves of the bead tip toward each other with your pliers. 4Z7eaOM.