Thank you! My Grandmother gifted her pearls to me before she passed away last year and my toddler broke the string the first time I wore them. I don’t want to leave a family heirloom with a stranger and your tutorial makes the restringing process look very simple.
WOW. Why didn't any of the women in my family teach me this, or even someone in school? Thank goodness for streaming video. I've never seen a knotting tool in my life. This is AWESOME. Thank you!
Thank you for the video my mum had a Perl necklace brake a long time ago , never seen it again i thought it had been repaired. Just found out it's been tucked away for years I can fix it and suprise her. Thank you again.
Thank you Angie, I do not know why everyone else who has made these tutorials has made it so difficult to tie beads. Your method is the simpliest way that I have ever seen, Again THANK YOU.
I'm so grateful for this tutorial. Thank you. I wanted to have my grandmother's pearls restrung but every jeweler I went to does not let you observe the process. I even had one scold me on the phone. This is the only thing I have from her and I can't stand the thought of something happening to them. Thank you for sharing how to do this in such a clear and simple way..
As a jeweler, I cannot imagine having a customer watch me restring their necklace because they didn't trust me to do the job correctly. I'm glad you were able to do it yourself.
I went to a jeweller I knew to get a heavy semi precious gemstone necklace done too. He sent it to his re-beader who, he said, had more patience to do the job and they did a good job.
I work in a jewelery repair shop, and it is outrageous the price we have to charge for restringing pearls. I try to tell as many people as I can to look at this video and do it themselves!
Awesome tutorial! 👍 I was thinking a dental pick would work until I saw you follow through with your handy-dandy tool. This is just what I needed to know. Thank you so much! 😊 PS- I like your idea of threading all the beads on first because you can tie a knot at the end to keep them from falling off. 👍
Thank you! I inherited my grandma's pearls too lol. It's a necklace and bracelet set and I never wear bracelets, so I'm going to restring the necklace and add the bracelet pearls to it ;)
Thank you so very much for taking your precious time to demonstrate how to do this. I'm guessing it would cost a bit to have this done professionally. I will (God willing) be attempting to double knot some strings of pearls recently purchased for gifts.
I took a pearl bracelet to a jewelry repair place and they said $44 and 2 weeks. For a small bracelet, not a necklace. That's why I'm here looking at this video 😂 gonna save myself $44
Thank you, thank you, thank you! This is the easiest and I can see what your hands are doing. I can finally work on some projects a couple of friends have given me!
I'm having a hard time finding the correct size of silk cord to string my pearls. If I have a pearls that have a whole size .6 what size silk cord size should I use.? I bought a size 4 would that be to big? I ask because I saw you used Size 2.
One more question, please because I think I ordered the wrong size thread. Did you order No.2 or No.6. According to the string gauge guide on Amazon, FF is #6.
I'm excited about re beading my antique beads but I don't know what size beading needle? How do I figure that out, there is a lot online to pick from?????????
Nancy Meck It depends on the size of the holes in your beads. I'm not an expert, but I think the holes in pearls are usually smaller than in other beads, so you'd want to go for a smaller needle.
I have a pearl bracelet which is made by thread by using wax. I want to make it newly but it is difficult to take out from thread. Please suggest me how to take out from thread
Take tiny scissors (jewelry scissors or even nail scissors), being careful not to scratch the pearls, and snip the cord in between each bead. That should work! If there's thread stuck inside the pearl, you can poke it out with a beading needle.
In your video you indicated size of thread is FF, yet the link you provided through amazon.com is for size 2. Before I place my order can you indicate if they are the same or not? Thank you in advance.
Again, Angie, thank you. I've strung up some pearls with this video.....no problems and they came out beautifully. I can't believe how simple your tutorial is! (8/27/2018)
Thank you! My Grandmother gifted her pearls to me before she passed away last year and my toddler broke the string the first time I wore them. I don’t want to leave a family heirloom with a stranger and your tutorial makes the restringing process look very simple.
WOW. Why didn't any of the women in my family teach me this, or even someone in school? Thank goodness for streaming video. I've never seen a knotting tool in my life. This is AWESOME. Thank you!
So glad you enjoyed the video! ❤️
Thank you for the video my mum had a Perl necklace brake a long time ago , never seen it again i thought it had been repaired.
Just found out it's been tucked away for years I can fix it and suprise her. Thank you again.
Thank you Angie, I do not know why everyone else who has made these tutorials has made it so difficult to tie beads. Your method is the simpliest way that I have ever seen, Again THANK YOU.
Alicia Austria You're welcome! I'm so glad you found it helpful! 😄
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You made it look so easy by going slow. I appreciate that. Thank you!
I'm so grateful for this tutorial. Thank you. I wanted to have my grandmother's pearls restrung but every jeweler I went to does not let you observe the process. I even had one scold me on the phone. This is the only thing I have from her and I can't stand the thought of something happening to them.
Thank you for sharing how to do this in such a clear and simple way..
As a jeweler, I cannot imagine having a customer watch me restring their necklace because they didn't trust me to do the job correctly. I'm glad you were able to do it yourself.
I went to a jeweller I knew to get a heavy semi precious gemstone necklace done too. He sent it to his re-beader who, he said, had more patience to do the job and they did a good job.
Thank you so much! I purchased that knotting tool last year, but couldn't figure out how to use it. You really simplified it for me👍.
Grea tutorial! I had forgotten the steps at the end. Thank you for not over explaining and getting to the point
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much! I've inherited several vintage pearl necklaces and bracelets and I would love to use them again
Thank you! You made this so simple! I'm looking forward to wearing my Nana's pearls again ♥
Aww, congratulations! I'm happy for you!
Thank you will try this. Will buy tools. The jeweler was quoting $100s of dollars for restringing my pearls. Now I’ll do it myself. 😊
Great! Have fun!
I work in a jewelery repair shop, and it is outrageous the price we have to charge for restringing pearls. I try to tell as many people as I can to look at this video and do it themselves!
Great demonstration
I’m restringing with this tool now. Works so good. Thank you!
You're most welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. 😊
Beautiful thank so much for the video 🤗❤️👏👏👏
Awesome tutorial! 👍 I was thinking a dental pick would work until I saw you follow through with your handy-dandy tool. This is just what I needed to know. Thank you so much! 😊
PS- I like your idea of threading all the beads on first because you can tie a knot at the end to keep them from falling off. 👍
You're most welcome! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you for commenting! 😄
That was so clear tutorial! Thank you!
You're welcome! I'm glad it helped you. 😊
Absolutely great tutorial. Thank you so much!
You're most welcome! So glad you enjoyed it. 😊
Thank you so much! Your a great teacher💕
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Thank you! I inherited my grandma's pearls too lol. It's a necklace and bracelet set and I never wear bracelets, so I'm going to restring the necklace and add the bracelet pearls to it ;)
Great tutorial 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Glad you liked it!!
I just bought the knotting tool. Going to try it tomorrow. Hope I can do it.
Thank you. Very clearly n well explained.very kind n generous to share knowledge with viewers.😊👍
Thank you so very much for taking your precious time to demonstrate how to do this. I'm guessing it would cost a bit to have this done professionally. I will (God willing) be attempting to double knot some strings of pearls recently purchased for gifts.
You are most welcome. 😊 I'm so glad you found this helpful. I hope all goes well with your restringing project! ❤️
I took a pearl bracelet to a jewelry repair place and they said $44 and 2 weeks. For a small bracelet, not a necklace. That's why I'm here looking at this video 😂 gonna save myself $44
Thank you, thank you, thank you! This is the easiest and I can see what your hands are doing. I can finally work on some projects a couple of friends have given me!
Evelyn Cutler You're welcome! I'm so glad you found it helpful. Enjoy your projects!
just bought some vintage pearls! the string is frail, and it was due for a new sting. thank you for this!
You're most welcome! Have fun!
Thank you very much❤❤❤
You're most welcome. 😊
Thank you, forgot to look at More. Again Great video.
Thank you for the tutorial. What type of string and size do you use?
It's in the description.
How far up the pearl strand did you cut the string? Right up against the metal start or a few pearls in?
Is there a kit that we can buy to restring our real pearl necklaces ? If so ..what is the name of it and where can we buy it ? TY
So cool, I am going to try to fix some of my broken gemstone necklace and pearls that I seem to have a few of now.
Hope all goes well! Have fun!
I'm having a hard time finding the correct size of silk cord to string my pearls. If I have a pearls that have a whole size .6 what size silk cord size should I use.? I bought a size 4 would that be to big?
I ask because I saw you used Size 2.
Great tutorial!
Thank you! So glad it was helpful!
This is exactly what I am looking for... thank you!
You're welcome! I'm so glad you enjoyed it.
Are these the 5” beading needles?
One more question, please because I think I ordered the wrong size thread. Did you order No.2 or No.6. According to the string gauge guide on Amazon, FF is #6.
Would like to see you demo using French Wire
Where do you buy the knot tightener tool?
The link to all products mentioned are in the description.
This is the best ever. Your title helped alot where do I get the tools from, Thread, needle etc. Thank you.
The links to the supplies are in the video description. 😊
What size needle please?
In the event that the necklace must be resrtung in the future, will removing the super glue be a problem or cause damage?
my baby just broke mine so this is helpful!
MamaSzrama I've made thousands of amber necklaces, and this is how I knotted them all. Glad it was helpful!
What are the little hooks called.. the little conectors.. lost some and can't find them. Cause don't know what to call them.. can anyone help me..
I'm excited about re beading my antique beads but I don't know what size beading needle? How do I figure that out, there is a lot online to pick from?????????
Nancy Meck It depends on the size of the holes in your beads. I'm not an expert, but I think the holes in pearls are usually smaller than in other beads, so you'd want to go for a smaller needle.
I have a pearl bracelet which is made by thread by using wax. I want to make it newly but it is difficult to take out from thread. Please suggest me how to take out from thread
Take tiny scissors (jewelry scissors or even nail scissors), being careful not to scratch the pearls, and snip the cord in between each bead. That should work! If there's thread stuck inside the pearl, you can poke it out with a beading needle.
In your video you indicated size of thread is FF, yet the link you provided through amazon.com is for size 2. Before I place my order can you indicate if they are the same or not? Thank you in advance.
What are the things at the end that aren’t pearls? I want to make a new pearl necklace. Thank you!
They're the original clasps. 😊
Can you use crimp beads on silk thread?
I have used them on nylon bead cord, but I don't remember ever trying it with silk.
Thank you thank you! So Simple. I've looked at a whole lot more and they made a simple project almost impossible....lol! Bev (8/26/2018)
You're welcome! I'm so glad it was helpful. 😊
Again, Angie, thank you. I've strung up some pearls with this video.....no problems and they came out beautifully. I can't believe how simple your tutorial is! (8/27/2018)
Pls let me from where I can get these tools
They're linked in the video description. 😊
Thank you so much
You're most welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. 😊
Nice
Beads pears are worn an h place to restring is not easy but. With help is great.
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what is the name of the type of bead you use on the end of the strands to connect to the loops?
Did anyone else have constant glitching?
The DoHicky is an end cup/bead cup lol
Thank you!
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