Bead Knotting Tool - Inspire Uplift

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Last updated 15 Jun 2024

We know it's difficult to insert knots in the string through the tiny holes of the pearls while making rosaries. It's not only time-consuming.
We know it’s difficult to insert knots in the string through the tiny holes of the pearls while making rosaries. It’s not only time-consuming but takes a toll on your eyesight as well. Solve these problems with this bead knotting tool. What you’ll get: Create string knots easily: Slide the thread into the bead hole until it is flushed against the other beads. Wound it around your index finger and create a loop before holding the thread with the needle. Then tighten the loop and route it through the Y of the tool. Now push the base upwards until the knot slips off the needle. Create a tight consistent knot every time.

Find the The Beadsmith EasyKnotter at Michaels. Create evenly spaced knots between your beads and pearls with the EasyKnotter tool. With instructions and diagrams included, just tie your thread around the post and use the printed measurements to ensure each knot is exactly where you want it. Create evenly spaced knots between your beads and pearls with the EasyKnotter tool.

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This kit from The Indivshow includes a knotter and silk thread. The knotter has a copper protective cover to protect the needle from hurting yourself. The knotter is often used to tie the knot faster when beading and keep it from falling out. When in use, keep the needle away from children.PROP 65 WARNING: This product can expose you to some kind of chemical, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.