TierraCast's Happy Go Lucky collection is filled with symbols of good luck. Cynthia chose the meaningful Ganesh charm to become the focus of her two necklaces. She paired it with shining spacers and mystical Dakota Stones Dzi beads on TOHO Amiet beading thread. Wear these necklaces together for a layered look or wear them separately.
Make sure to stretch your TOHO Amiet beading thread before using it. This will ensure your knots stay tight on your necklace.
Pearl Knotting Text Tutorial
Pearl Knotting with a Clasp Text Tutorial
Knotter Tool Video Tutorial
You will now attach the end of your thread to the knot at the beginning. Knot the end of your thread around this knot. Trim and add a dab of adhesive. Allow to dry. Use the Perfect End Thread Burner to make the knot look cleaner.
Attach the end of your thread to the knot at the beginning in the same manner as before.
Nice choice! All or most of the products needed for this project are shown below with quantities. Sometimes we sell out of components and aren’t able to order more from the manufacturer (we know, it is very disappointing to us, too). Use the opportunity to mix up the design and make it yours by substituting similar products or altering the entire color scheme—it’s up to you!
TierraCast's Happy Go Lucky collection is filled with symbols of good luck. Cynthia chose the meaningful Ganesh charm to become the focus of her two necklaces. She paired it with shining spacers and mystical Dakota Stones Dzi beads on TOHO Amiet beading thread. Wear these necklaces together for a layered look or wear them separately.
Make sure to stretch your TOHO Amiet beading thread before using it. This will ensure your knots stay tight on your necklace.
Pearl Knotting Text Tutorial
Pearl Knotting with a Clasp Text Tutorial
Knotter Tool Video Tutorial
You will now attach the end of your thread to the knot at the beginning. Knot the end of your thread around this knot. Trim and add a dab of adhesive. Allow to dry. Use the Perfect End Thread Burner to make the knot look cleaner.
Attach the end of your thread to the knot at the beginning in the same manner as before.