Leather Cord Necklace with Adjustable Knot
Make an earthy beaded cord necklace with just a few simple materials, no clasp or findings required! These free jewelry making instructions will show you how to finish a necklace with a sliding knot so you can adjust the length as you please. You may even have all the materials for this project at home already.
Project TypeMake a Project
Bead TypeMiscellaneous
Time to CompleteUnder an hour
Bead Technique UsedStrung
Bead Project TypeNecklace
Materials:
- 1 yard 1mm leather cord
- one focal bead
- four wood beads
- four metal beads
- eight medium black beads
- six small black beads
- scissors
Instructions:
- Arrange beads in a pleasing pattern; string onto leather cord.
- Knot ends of cord over each other to make a slide closure. Trims ends of cord close to knots.
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mulberrygalprinces s
Feb 13, 2018
This is so easy and so pretty. It adds a great finishing touch to your jewelry creation. I always use this type on my macrame pieces. It's so much edgier than trying to work a clasp when you live alone like I do. You can use it with macrame vore or paracord too.
Craft Sprite
Apr 21, 2014
Didn't look at the video yet BUT I really like the picture of the bracelet along with the video. That way I know what is coming. Often, because it takes so long to click on each item to see if I like it, (another issue - how about less projects and pictures of everything in the email) I skip over the videos because it takes too long to see the finished product.
katecrafts
Apr 10, 2013
I am so excitedf about this tutorial, showing how easy it is to do the sliding knots!!! I have purchased a few jewelry items with the sliding knots & thought it was complicated to make, but it is unbelievable how easy it is to complete. Thanks a bunch! QTKT
Angelus5 6189800
Aug 29, 2012
Thank you so much for this tutorial for the sliding knot. I wish I had it yesterday when I couldn't find cimps for my grandaughter's necklace. Always wanted to know how to do that sliding knot, but this is the first very clear video of how it's done. Thanks much for saying "over under" enough times for my addled brain to keep it.
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