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Class Materials Listing
• 9.5 yards .5mm nylon bead cord (such as C-lon or Superlon)
• Approx. 400 11/0 seed beads (about 4 grams)
• Clasp and optional extender chain
• 2 split rings (approx. 7-8 mm)Tools:
• Surface for pinning – macramé board, cork, etc.
• T-pins and/or straight pins
• Scissors
• Fray check
• Glue (I like Hypo cement)
• Hair straightener (optional)
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Sherri Stokey
Sherri creates jewelry pieces using macramé techniques, knotting small cords, seed beads and other decorative embellishments into wearable pieces of art and she began creating her own patterns as well as tutorials. She’s branched out into other areas of jewelry making like bead embroidery and bead weaving, but macramé knotting is her favorite.
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