I have a couple of beads I was awarded at recent shoots. Anyone have tips on how to start a string that can be added on to without redoing it every time?
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How do you string your prize beads?
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I use a piece is tanned deer hide to retain my powder horn plug, so I don't lose it while pouring powder. It is a thin strip attached to the strap holding the horn. I have added trade beads to the horn spout plug retaining strap. This is one way to show the beads. Open up your imagination.
Don't make a string,
Stitch'm to your hat
Sinew works good, so does a strip of deerskin.
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For my trade beads, a double strand of five-ply waxed linen. Don't worry about re-doing them every time; that's the fun of collecting them.
