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This is a really fun jewelry project because it uses a hangman’s knot.  (You know, it's the knot that’s used to actually hang people!)  Here, I used the knot in a purely decorative way to make earrings out of my travel mementos.  These are some shellls I found while beachcombing in Mexico.  To drill a hole, I used my dremel tool.  A trusty dremel tool allows you to make a bead out of just about anything!  Before I invested in my dremel tool, I used a manual hand drill similar to this one for my crafty pursuits.  I highly recommend having a tool to drill holes into things, it really opens up your creative opportunities. You could make your earrings with just about any small, meaningful memorabilia that you have on hand. See how I made mine below.   MATERIALS Approx 7 yards Lucci Linen, Fingering Weight (4) Seashells or other mementos (IF NEEDED) Dremel Tool or hand drill (2) Silver ear wires (2) Silver Big Hole beads (OPTIONAL) (2) Jump Rings Lucet Scissors Step 1 - Make lucet cord: Make a simple 24”lucet cord with the yarn. You can use the basic turn lucet cord or the no-turn lucet cord technique. Your choice! The lucet cord will be more than long enough for your earrings (we are erring on the side of caution and to make the project easier to work).  You can save the extra cord for future projects. (Check out my book, Learn to Lucet, to learn more cords and get more ideas on what you can make with your lucet.) Step 2 - Add first shell: Bring the end of the lucet cord from back to front through your shell (or other memento). Tie an overhand knot at the cord end to secure the shell onto the cord. Snip off any remaining end as close as possible to the knot. Step 3 - Add big hole bead and start hangman’s knot:  Thread the bead on and leave about 2” away from the top of the shelll (or your desired measure for the longest length of the earring). Fold the cord as pictured above.  This is the beginning of the hangman’s knot. Step 4 - Hangman’s knot: Complete the hangman

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