How to wrap a stone cabochon pendant with macrame technique/ easy tutorial 

your welcome dear😊

I hope mine turns out half as nice as yours! I usually bead-bezel my Cabs, but I purchased a beautiful high-quality Rhodonite teardrop that's just too thick for for beading - but this technique would be perfect for it! I will try to remember to come back & let you know how it goes..I really don't mind if have to do it several times, as practise makes perfect.. I HOPE! Thank you for sharing your talents with us ❤💐

Reece A. Same! Mine is far too skinny. It bunches and loosens as I go. I want it to hold the form better. It’s gotta be because the string isn’t firm enough.

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You can buy beeswax yourself. It comes in little solid blocks. Just drag the cord through the wax a few times until it is the desired firmness/amount you feel comfortable with. I usually do it twice. You don't want a ton because you still want your cord to slide a bit. This helps the cord "stick" to itself a bit which should help with the issue you're having with it becoming loose at the end when you're wrapping it around the stone. The best type of cord to use is what's called s-lon or c-lon. It's a nylon based cord (that's why when they use the lighter it melts a bit to help keep things in place. The difference between the s and c is the thickness of the cord. One is thicker than the other, and depending on the project it's entirely up to you which size to use. I would suggest using the thicker type when 1st starting out as you'll have to make less knots and the project will go faster becuae it's less fidgety. The project in this video uses the thicker type. There is also a nylon cord called "tex" which is the thickest of the micro macrame nylon cord. All can be found on Amazon. :)

@@sinneryetsaintly thank you soo much! I had given up on macrame a long time ago. I make crystal jewelry with baked polymer clay but im about to go/live on the road full time and will no longer have an oven lol so can't make that kind of jewelry anymore. Think i will try my hand at this again since i can do this on the road and hopefully sell some jewelry so i can eat. :)

you can find on Ebay and Etsy

Hi, Yes, you can use cotton waxed for wrapping.

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Is that the part where they burn the knot a little??

It's been a long time since you commented this, but in case you're still interested: try to leave more space between the initial two ropes so more of the stone is covered when you wrap it. Then don't make the wrap too long and wrap it around tight. This way can't go anywhere because it is actually locked in the wrap. Hope this made any sense🙈

Hi, this is vdo i teach. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bRJLKbxZijc.html

Yeah thats what I'm scrolling thru the comments to try and find an answer, it's all very confusing

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we use cotton waxed

@@Thai-macrameart What diameter of waxed cord is best? 1mm?

Hi, We used 2mm. waxed cord. Thank you.

we used waxed cord thick 1-2 mm.

Thai-Macrame Art thanks :)

Tristan Hendrick I actually recorded each step with my voice on the note pad so that I could make sense of what was going on and then follow my own directions. But then it was smooth sailing! Definitely need thicker cord though. Mine was too skinny to hold the pattern.

As someone trying to follow it's very impossible