I am going to be making some doll necklaces for a friend who sells doll clothes for 18" dolls. The necklace part is easy; clasps are not. I'm having a problen with scale: I can't use the big, honking clasps that I'd use for adult (human) necklaces, and I don't want the closure assembly to take up more than 3/4" or so. Loops, crimps and/or jumprings add too much length.
I bought some tiny cup-style beads tips to go with my itsy-bitsy clasps. This would work perfectly if I could just figure out how to use them...
Beginning is easy: tie a knot, thread on a bead and the bead tip, and proceed to string the rest of the necklace. Fine. But, how the heck do you end off? Every knot I've tried to make winds up about 1/2" too far away.
What is the trick to tying a knot so that it's fairly tight up against the bead inside the tip?
I'm going nuts...
(I know: short trip.)
Arondelle