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Hey @jaydentimothy2623 could you check the video description, please? There you will find everything you need for this project. Thanks for passing by!

vous pouvez utiliser la pointe d'une aiguille pour vous assurer que le nœud est bien serré. Pour ce faire, commencez à serrer le nœud (formez une boucle), puis insérez l'aiguille au milieu de cette boucle puis tirez sur la bande de roulement. J'espère que cela a du sens. s'il vous plaît laissez-moi savoir si vous avez des questions. j'utilise google translate donc s'il vous plait 'pardonnez mon français'.

Merci merci de À a Z utilisation du fil c’est quoi encore merci

Hello Glenda. Do you mean the French wire? I suggest you look up for it online. Beadalon sells it in small packs of 1 metre, diameter 0.9mm which is perfect. Let me know if you need any further help. All the best.

Thanks a lot for your comment. Please have a look at the normal speed video version. You will be able to see it properly.

All info is on the video description. Please have a read. Thanks for watching.

Most pearls are knotted with size 4 silk. Doing it two strands like in this instruction means that you would use size 2 silk.

All information you need is on the description of this video. Thanks for watching.

@@Angablue great- thanks- I’ll give this a go then

Please see video description. Thanks for watching!

Knotting is traditionally used to protect pearls from rubbing against each other and to keep them from flying everywhere if the strand breaks. Thanks for watching my video. Please leave a 👍

@@Angablue does it have to be a double knot or can it just be a single knot especially for smaller pearls?

@@Stitch_626AS it can be a single knot. As long as the knot doesn’t go through the bead.

It was used on both ends of the necklace. The French wire function is to protect the silk thread from friction against the metal clasp. I hope this makes sense. Let me know if you have any further question, please.

The french wire is so easy to break

I will be honest with you, I have never used the 0.6mm ones and I think even the 0.3mm cord could be too big for it. Because remember! The cord goes inside each pearl two times. Sorry I couldn’t help this time.

@@Angablue thank you anyway, your video really helping me learn

0.45mm or close to this should be fine. Thanks for watching the video. :-)

@@Angablue Thank you. I will give this a go. Off to order some supplies :D

I really don’t know, sorry. That was probably my son watching some cartoon on the tv. 😊

You are very kind. Thank you.

That would be No.1.

@@Angablue yes i thought so thanks so much for the response

@@Angablue can i just use super glue on a toothpick to secure the final knots? Because the hypo cement is a bit pricey especially because i need it for one use only

@@monazraiqat7154 yes, sure you can. Just be careful not to spill super glue on the pearls as it will permanently damage their surface.

@@Angablue yes will do. Im using glass beads and i measured the diameter of the hole to be almost exactly 0.1cm /1mm. So to use this knotting technique, will the 0.35mm silk cord work? I already ordered it but just wanted to double check.

Amazon sells it.

Would you mind sending me a picture of your loom, please? Then, I will be able to help you. Here is my email angablueuk@gmail.com

Sorry, I can't. ☹️

@@Angablue lol no worries I was joking