Illustrated tutorial on knitting a simple and atmospheric wool necklace. Use waste wool and round beads to make a personalized necklace.
I have shared many knitting tutorials before about how to weave bracelets and bracelets with braided ropes. It seems that I haven’t mentioned how to make a personalized necklace. Friends who want to learn to make a decorative necklace can’t miss today’s one. Knitting tutorial. Strictly speaking, this can be classified as renovating old things, because I use waste wool, and the actual knitting steps are very simple. The whole knitting process only requires one method. I guess everyone can’t do the three-strand braid, so I just made the whole braid. The smooth wool is divided into three strands and braided together according to the three-strand braiding method. Then one side is decorated with a metal chain link, and the other side is decorated with round beads. The metal chain link brings an elegant and delicate beauty, while the round beads on the other side are There is an atmosphere of simple and unsophisticated lines, and the two styles are blended together to show a very personalized visual experience. It definitely has a fashionable accent when paired with clothes of similar style.
You will see that in the knitting tutorial, I used a picture frame to sort the yarn, because the yarn used was a baby sweater made by my mother. Now it is small and old. The quality of the yarn I bought at that time was not particularly good. After a few times, it became harder and harder, and the color wasn't very nice either. So my mother took it apart and wound it into a ball of thread and put it in a storage basket. She never took it out for use again. It was a relatively thin thread, a bit like knitting belts before. It felt curved, but after boiling it with hot water and pulling it hard, it was almost straight. I ironed the yarn with heat and waited until it was dry to a certain extent. Then I sat down and wrapped the yarn around the frame. Wrap it tightly around it, remember to be a little tight, so that it can be absolutely straightened. Of course, if you have the conditions and are handy, you can also use an iron to straighten it directly. The iron needs to be plugged in, otherwise it will not be straightened. After confirming the effect, cut and fix one end, divide it into three strands and start braiding. If you don’t want to waste too much, just roughly determine the length you need. I wasted a lot at that time, and my mother laughed at me. For a long time, luckily it was a thread that my mother didn’t want, otherwise it wouldn’t have been able to get around me so easily.
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