Knotted mala

Mala necklaces consist of 108 beads plus a 109th Guru bead and are used to count the number of times a mantra or breaths are repeated.

I have recently discovered the complete joy of making malas. And guess what…it’s really easy! So why make your own mala? You can choose exactly the colour, type and size of beads you wa…

Bead Stringing Knotting jewelry making techniques made with WigJig tools and jewelry supplies.

Malas are Buddhist prayer beads used for meditation. Traditionally 108 beads are strung and hand knotted in between each bead. A central bead named Guru Bead and a tassel are often added to Malas. These elements, the 108 beads, the marker beads, the Guru bead, and the tassel, all have a symbolic significance explained at the end of this post. Material & Tools Needed • 108 Beads The 8mm Mala shown on this tutorial is made with mostly 8mm beads, the marker beads are a bit larger than the other…

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WARMTH/ radiant sun Mala "Even After All this time The Sun never says to the Earth, "You owe me." Look What happens With a love like that, It lights the whole sky." -Hafiz This 108 bead gemstone mala is vibrant and glowing! Citrine is a cleansing stone and brings great healing to the wearer. It's said to be a stone of abundance and success, as it enables one to cultivate their own power. A big Rose Quartz Guru Nugget is the perfect contrast; offering vibes of unconditional love. It's…

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STEP 1 After threading the bead create a loose simple knot. STEP 2 Insert the tip of the beading awl into the knot. STEP 3 Pull the longer section of cord so it pulls the beading awl towards the bead. STEP 4 Keep pulling the longer section of cord until the beading awl sits on top of the bead. STEP 5 While you are sliding the beading awl off using your fingers push the knot further down next to the bead. STEP 6 Remove the beading awl and push the knot so it sits flushed next to the bead.