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Josephine Knot Earrings - Micro-Macrame Jewelry
Josephine Knot Earrings - Micro-Macrame Jewelry
Josephine Knot Earrings - Micro-Macrame Jewelry
Earrings
by Joan Babcock
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Figure 4 Figure 5
7. With both chain ends, take the KC and make a LHK around
the 2 core cords (see Fig. 10). This “locks” the shape of the
Josephine Knot into place. Adjust the shape if necessary.
9. Thread a barrel bead onto the 2 core cords (see Fig. 12).
10. Separate the core cords and thread the righthand cord
through the loop of an earring wire in a right to left direc-
tion. Make sure that the tip of the earring wire is facing
towards the back of the earring (see Fig. 13).
11. Thread the lefthand cord through the loop of the earring
wire in a left to right direction. The 2 cords will pass each
other going in opposite directions at the center of the wire
loop (see Fig. 13).
Figure 10
13. Make another SQK around the 2 core cords that come
downward out of the barrel bead. Tighten this knot super
tight by pulling the 2 KCs of the SQK straight outward (see
Fig. 15).
14. Cut off all of the excess cord lengths close to the knot.
The tightness of the knot and the wax in the linen will
keep it from working loose. Paint the knot with nail pol- Figure 14
ish for extra security if using any cord other than waxed
linen.
Figure 15
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