Cording Camp: Mastering Cording Techniques

Hi All!

This week is so fun.

These techniques are great for ornaments that you want to add an additional ornate feature. What I really like about it: these are two techniques you can go back and apply to any finished project you have. So if you feel like any of your projects need a little extra oomph, this would be a way to do it.

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If you've beaded before on your needlepoint projects, this will probably feel pretty comfortable for you (and if you've done beading in the past, this is an excuse to use that stash!) 

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Amanda, I've listened to all of your videos but only Week 1 shows that I've completed any steps. Am I missing something?

Also, I'm not able to access the May 25 video. It shows up in the list but there's nothing there.

Enjoying the classes a lot. Your explanations make it "not so scary"!

Hi there - Sounds like a few folks haven't been able to access this week's lessons (and the scheduled email didn't go out on Sunday). My sincere apologies!

I will work on getting everything re-situated tomorrow. The lesson on beading is a fun one, and I'm excited to see what you create. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

Hi there, this week is all about calculating your thread and scale for your project. Below, we talk about both calculating the length and calculating the thickness. I think this is a matter of persona preference , though  I do think thinner cording is seen more in the "Shop Style" finish. 

The coursework is available in the class portal or view the webpage here (the information is the same in both places to help improve accessibility to it).

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