Rhonda, thanks so much for letting me know! Enjoy creating adjustable sliding knots! 🙂

Hi Dawn, and welcome! So glad to see you here. Yes, I think making a necklace in this style would work nicely. Let me know how it works out for you! 🙂

Im new to your site today. and also new to jewelry making. I like this bracelet a lot and I am wondering if you could use the same idea with a longer cord and make it into a necklace. I like matching sets!

Hi Gail! Thanks for asking. I like shopping for jewelry supplies on etsy.com . Once you decide what size of bead hole, you can do a search on etsy. For example, if you need beads with 4mm hole, just use the search box at the top of the Etsy page and type in a search like “large hole beads 4mm hole”. You can also use that same search, “large hole beads 4mm hole” to search Google for other suppliers of beads with the size of hole you’re seeking. Hope this helps!

Hi Jill, it’s important that the two cords fit snugly through the hole of the “tube bead”. You may need slightly thicker cord, or a tube bead with slightly smaller hole. I hope this helps! 🙂

Jean, your finished bracelet sounds lovely. Thanks so much for your kind comment! 🙂

Stacy, could you use a jump ring to repair the break, or possibly use a piece of wire to create a decorative way to fix the break? If it’s too small for you to see, could you direct a friend on how to do the fix with a jump ring?

Hi Shari, I use my jewelry pricing formula for pricing my jewelry, to make sure I’m not losing money on the sale of my items. If you follow the formula and people say your prices are too high, then you may be showing your jewelry to the wrong crowd or in the wrong venue. You may need to target a different audience – or sell your jewelry in different places. And / or you may need to package, display, and promote the piece as being worth the price.

would sell for? I do craft fairs and I made some really nice knotted bracelets and was charging $25. I belonged to a jewelry group and I asked for critique. They told me I should be selling them for $10. The beads were pretty expensive and it made me discouraged. Pricing is so hard. I had a retail store for 19 years and had no trouble there but people think you should give stuff away at craft fairs.
Thank you for any advice, Shari

You’re very welcome, Michele! And thank you for your lovely feedback. 🙂

Cheryl, that’s so lovely to hear! And I love the idea of your bracelet flanking your wrist with love. So glad this project got you back to your worktable!