Greetings, out of all the different types of ways to thread pearls, I have tried most. This is by far the easiest and most logical way for me. Thank you for posting this tutorial. At least this way you can use both hands and the pearls are kept out of the way, so less chance of string knotting or getting caught. The only difference is I use a hook under my desk to hold my threaded pearl thread I'm working with instead of using my leg. Grateful thanks. Joy Ellen Maxwell - Crafter. (JEM) ❤
Thank you for your message. As you say, I think this is the easiest method. In that video, I use my feet. The reason is that I was on a business trip and staying in a hotel, but the desk at the hotel could not be fixed and used. Normally, I do All-knot using a hook on a desk or shelf. To be honest, I was a little hesitant to post the video because using my feet seems bad manners.
Greetings, out of all the different types of ways to thread pearls, I have tried most. This is by far the easiest and most logical way for me. Thank you for posting this tutorial.
At least this way you can use both hands and the pearls are kept out of the way, so less chance of string knotting or getting caught.
The only difference is I use a hook under my desk to hold my threaded pearl thread I'm working with instead of using my leg.
Grateful thanks. Joy Ellen Maxwell - Crafter. (JEM) ❤
Thank you for your message. As you say, I think this is the easiest method. In that video, I use my feet. The reason is that I was on a business trip and staying in a hotel, but the desk at the hotel could not be fixed and used. Normally, I do All-knot using a hook on a desk or shelf. To be honest, I was a little hesitant to post the video because using my feet seems bad manners.
Not at all bad manners everything is valid in art and arts & crafts 👌🏻
Not at all bad manners everything is valid in art and arts & crafts 👌🏻