[Jewelry making - Article 00092] - Re: [Orchid] Tangles

[Beth Wicker]

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    Dolly - experiment with degrees of "tightly strung".  I find that
    things that are TOO tightly strung do not lie well, and the beads rub
    on each other.  They may also be catching your hair.  I like to allow
    some degree of looseness, so the necklace drapes better and the beads
    are not "attacking" ;) each other.  Some things I do one way, decide
    I just don't like the way they are lying, and re-string them either
    in another degree of tightness or using another stringing material. 

Good luck!
Beth in SC


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