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| Sheila offered this up on another thread where it is hard to find. Actually, this is a download. Go to this page and scroll down to the bottom and download the video, 816kb, The advantage of a downloaded version is that you can get to it easily and it isn't streaming and using bandwidth. In my opinion it is easier to see the technique than in Jeremy's video. BTW, when you get to where the end of the strand is closer than the beginning you can use an overhand knot and put the shorter end through the loop. You will understand what I mean, once you master the video version. ![]()
__________________ Caitlin My Private Mail box gets full too fast, so please send feedback, comments, and questions to caitlin @ pearl-guide .com. (connect the parts first) potamilus purpuratus American Pearl Mussel Where can I get a pearl from this mussel? Last edited by Caitlin; 04-22-2007 at 07:27 PM. |
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