Lovely necklace! Excellent tutorial..

Hi jewel schoolers! Kate from Franklinton, LA been a customer for 4 yrs and maker for 3yrs. I thought that one Christmas it would make jewelery for my daughter and granddaughters have a new addiction! Anyone going to Hobby Lobby? All most everything I have has come from jewel school! SO MUCH FUN, Rock on my peeps!!!!!!!!!!

I have one of those knitting tools just without the adjustable spacer, and honestly thing knots by hand is 20x easier. Even knotted rosaries.

Beautifully thank you

I could literally feel the excitement and energy, nice one

Beautiful necklace!! The new Beadalon knotter is fabulous!! Thanks for the video, Susan!! ❤️📿🌸

Great tool! I can use that knotter for my mala necklace projects thanks Susan for always giving jewelry magical tips✨💖✨

Such a beautiful necklace! Thank you for demonstrating the knotting tool - I think I’d be able to do it! Thank you for sharing! 💜

I have the easy knotter , but I think I need this one. It seems to make it easier for you to space your beads.😊😍

I luv the necklace u r wearing.

Great job. You explained the ending so well that I think I can do it with practice. Thanks!

This knotting tool of kind of similar to the pearl knotter. Just without the lengthener. Love the cabachon tip. 😊

Hello susan thanks for the video love your teaching love this necklace

Im sooo 1:01 o ADHD...LOVE THE NECKLACE YOURE WEARING!!!!!!😮

THANK YOU!

Loving it!!! Please don't forget to make sure you have proper ventilation with 2 part epoxy glue. :)

Keep it up with respect from Libya

Beautiful ♡

Beautiful

i love this necklace, it is beautiful! i can follow all the steps until you get to -make an X- also how do i make it if i don't have the knotting tool? thank you so much for the tutorials and jewel school! you have no idea how it all has helped me to change my life. kudo"s to every one of you at jtv/jewel school, God Bless you all

@JewelSchool

2 жыл бұрын

Its really hard to do without a knotting tool, but here is a tutorial on how to hand knot that may help you out. You would need to tie a knot before and after each pearl (to hold it in place) and leave some space in between it and the next one you add in order to have this "tin cup " style. Good Luck! Hand Knotting: kzread.info/dash/bejne/jKGrtLGSdNKulpc.html

molto bello ti seguo sempre fai dei gioielli molto belli e facili da eseguire ...grazie un abbraccio

Did you use epoxy to glue the cabochon onto the rings you are wearing? What kind of wire or metal have you used for the shanks?

Beautiful necklace and how fabulous is that knotter!! I hope this isn't a silly question, but how do the knots stay tight and not come undone? Thanks!! :)

@JewelSchool

4 жыл бұрын

Not a silly question, Liz. Silk is one of the strongest fibers out there and the knots you are making are really tight. They won't come undone unless you deliberately "unknot" them. If you're using other materials like leather or waxed cord, the same goes. The knots are tight so no worries. :)

@lizlloyd4228

4 жыл бұрын

@@JewelSchool Thank you!! X :)

@JewelSchool

4 жыл бұрын

@@lizlloyd4228 You are so very welcome and thanks for watching our tutorials!

Hi Susan greetings from Puerto Rico , The Caribbean. I’m looking for a video you made long time again where you made a white crystal swarski earrings. Can you answer me back? I’ll appreciate it

Is there a tutorial on the rings you are wearing?

You can only wire the cabochons or can you make holes?! I wonder!

Would you give a link to that crimping tool? Love your work! Tfs!

@JewelSchool

4 жыл бұрын

We LOVE this crimper: www.jtv.com/product/micro-bead-crimp-tool/JST530/?mcid=XSOjsyt

Can you tell me about the necklace you’re wearing??? It is gorgeous and I want to make one like it. Pleeeeeeeeeeeeze?!?!😁

Is E6000 an ok glue to use also?

never tried this but is it possible to drill through the cabochon and put a pinhead through it and use as a droplet that way

@JewelSchool

4 жыл бұрын

You can absolutely drill through a cabochon! Use a small rotary tool with diamond-coated steel burrs to drill holes in your cabochon. Be sure to keep the cabochon under water. Start slow and increase speed as your drill hole becomes more pronounced!

What is the brand of the crimping tool? Thank you!

@JewelSchool

2 жыл бұрын

Hi! This is the Om Tara Crimping Plier. Here is a link! www.jtv.com/product/om-tara-tm-crimping-pliers-with-cutter-designed-by-artist-laura-gasparrini-with-instructions/PLIER94?mcid=XSOjsyt

How much is this necklace if you sell it?

@JewelSchool

Жыл бұрын

We only sell the components, so we can't give you an estimate. The best way to determine is to look up a "pearl station necklace" and see what they're going for. You just want to make sure you charge enough to make back what you spent on materials, plus your labor! Get on some jewelry making community sites on Facebook and maybe someone there can help you out!

Hi, how to make mandrel for men thanks

How do you make this without the tin cup tool?

@JewelSchool

2 жыл бұрын

It would be hard to get the spacing exactly right, but you would just knot it by hand.

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This is long enough that you wouldn’t need a clasp right?

@JewelSchool

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Chris! Correct!

anyone know why it's called a tin cup necklace?

@JewelSchool

2 жыл бұрын

Hi! It named after the movie "Tin Cup" starring Kevin Costner and Renee' Russo. Renee Russo's character wears a station necklace like this, so we wanted to show you how to make one of your own!

Beautiful but I’m completely lost on the how to. I think I’m too much of a beginner. 😂

Why is it called tin cup style?

@JewelSchool

3 жыл бұрын

Mary, great question! The tin cup necklace is basically a floating or station necklace where there is a separation between beads with chain or cord. The name came about because actress Renee Russo wore one in the movie Tin Cup! Very cool!

Amethist?? Doesn’t look purple to me, more reddish...

So if tool is not available yet showing this is not showing how to do this to us noobies.

@JewelSchool

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Lyle! You can find a link to the knotter in our video description!