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Step 1
Measure the length around your neck and multiply it by twelve.
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Step 2
Cut a strand of that length from a ball of hemp twine.
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Step 3
Repeat this process to make another strand of equal length.
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Step 4
Fold the two strands in the middle over your left index finger.
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Step 5
Make an overhand knot.
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Step 1
Secure the loop of the knot under a heavy object like a table or chair leg, which will hold them in place as you tug on the four free strands.
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Step 2
Separate the four free strands into three sections, with a single strand on the left, a single strand on the right and two strands in the middle.
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Step 3
Take the left strand and pull it diagonally to the left. Using a finger of the left hand to hold it in place, create a figure four (4) by laying the end of the strand across the two middle strands.
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Step 4
Take the right strand and lay it over top of the left strand and to the right of the middle strands. Pull this same strand under the point at which the other two sections meet and through the center of the figure four.
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Step 5
Pull the left strand taut with the right hand and the right strand taut with the left hand (making sure the center section stays taut the entire time). This will make a knot just below the knot that holds the two strands together.
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Step 6
Repeat, always beginning with the strand that is now on the left.
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Step 1
Repeat this process until the necklace is as long as you want it to be.
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Step 2
Make a knot at the end of the necklace to hold all the strands in place.
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Step 3
Divide the strands so that there are two sections of two strands. Make a knot in each of these sections about 1½ inches below the bottom knot.
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Step 4
Cut off the remaining free strands from the two knotted sections.
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Step 5
Use these two knotted sections and the initial loop to tie the necklace around the neck.


















Comments
ladygagalalalan said
on 7/6/2009 That was easy!
cherigirl29 said
on 5/26/2009 Some pictures would make this easier to understand and more interesting..
Link7881 said
on 10/31/2008 http://sarasotawomensforum.net
beadydani said
on 6/6/2008 You can also secure the loop of the knot by pinning it on a notice board or tear up a card board box, placing it either on a table or your lap.
mrcool1370 said
on 1/25/2007 alwase make sure to pull the sting really tight around beeds cuz it looks like **** when its not tight on them...