How to Tie a Lark's Head Knot

beadaholique.c... - In this video see how to tie a lark's head knot to secure a pendant in place. This versatile knot is a very easy way to finish a necklace and is great for many projects.
Designer: Julie Bean
Related Project:
Deco Owl Unisex Necklace (Retired)
Project N697
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You can find the supplies in this video at Beadaholique.com
The Beadsmith Dark Brown Faux Leather Suede Beading Cord 9Ft (3 Yd) Spool
SKU: XCR-43105
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Beadalon Large Beading Mats - Prevent Bead Rolling 13 X 18 Inch (Set of 2)
SKU: XTL-9935
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Clay River Designs Pendant, 26x45.5mm Terracotta Art Deco Owl, 1 Piece, Brown
SKU: BWC-2064 (Discontinued)
Solid Brass Open Circle Stamping Blanks - 25.5mm Diameter 24 Gauge (2)
SKU: PND-7891 (Discontinued)

[@shatteredreality_513]

Finally! A super-easy way to string on pendants and charms without getting them twisted sideways. Creative lifesaver 💜

[@connorcampbell2194]

This was very, very helpful! Thank you so much for the straightforward explanation and demonstration!

[@TheArtyDragon]

Thank you for this. Now I can string my old pendant ocarina to carry around again.

[@maryann0611]

Thank you. Hope you ignore those people that think some of us don't need instruction!

[@logansmith1794]

it is a REALLY good knot for fishing never slips and is the easiest to tie and the fishing line never breaks because of the knot, love this tutorial thanks for sharing!

[@leonreynolds77]

I tie that type of knot all the time, it's great. Never knew the name.

[@CarlyRaeJempsen]

Thank you for this!! You’re a life saver 😊

[@CraftyTeo]

you have such a kind sounding voice!

[@beadaholique]

Thanks for the compliment! We have a video showing how to do a sliding knot clasp. Is this what you are thinking of? We have a video: "How to Make a Shambhala Bracelet, Part III: Sliding Knot Clasp" If this is not what you were thinking of, please let me know with a few more details so I can try and figure it out.

[@daisy3690]

I love to learn new knots. Thank you for sharing. Do you know how to do the one for cord necklaces that is adjustable? I love beadaholique-they/you have so many unusual things and a great supply of everyday supplies too. I appreciate you and the the extra mile that you go as well.

[@hydzz09]

I use this on most of my Jewellery, have done for years. It's perfect for beginners, or like me people who can't always afford other means of attaching charms. Only thing is I've always called it a cowslip knot? Xx

[@usernullx]

thank you for teaching us how to do that :)

[@ruggedlifejewelry]

thanks!

[@techguy9023]

Take what you just did and attach a key ring. A pendant, a short length of cord, and a keyring. What knot would you use?

[@scottoman]

this is what i usually do, but sometimes when i buy a beaded necklace, you can't remove the beads because there are knots between them, so you need use a different kind of knot because the cords are cut at both ends. do you have any suggestions? what do you do if you can't make a loop because you have to cut ends but want to attach the pendant so it looks nice, professional, etc? thanks!

[@beadaholique]

It's hard for me to picture what you're working with but it sounds like using a bail might work to attach the pendant in a professional way for that type of design. (www.beadaholique.com/beading-components/pendant-bails) If you can, email a few photos to [e-mail] so I can try to help out a bit more after seeing what you are trying to accomplish.

[@hydzz09]

sorry my mistake, cow hitch not cow slip xx

[@agria8381]

واووووو😍

[@alenngk]

This is bad for cord bacause it flips on the bad side sometimes

[@melvinsimpson1651]

what planet are you on