13. Make another knot, pull tightly, and trim off excess cord.
14. Repeat this cord wrapping technique on the other side of the necklace so that you have them both wrapped as pictured.
Primitive Resin Bead and Woven Linen Necklace
By Tammy Powley, About.com Guide
12. When you have finished wrapping the cord all around the loop, make a knot to secure the ends of the linen cord.
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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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