5. Slip one taupe colored resin bead onto the center cord, slide it up to the end of the overhand knot previously created, and make a square knot.
Primitive Resin Bead and Woven Linen Necklace
By Tammy Powley, About.com Guide
4.Using a quilting pin, secure the overhand knot to the center of the bulletin board so you can start weaving.
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- Introduction and Materials
- Prepare Waxed Linen Cord
- Start Adding Resin Beads
- Continue Beads and Knots
- Loop Waxed Linen Cord
- Secure Knot Loop
- Wrap Cord Around Itself
- Finish Off Both Linen Loops
- Add Resin Hook Clasp
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