🌸The Color of New Grass | Flower Jem 🌸

This necklace is strung with a light mint green thread using the all-knot technique. The pearls are Akoya pearls. They were first sorted through sieves into three size groups: 7.75–7.99 mm, 7.35–7.74 mm, and 7.00–7.34 mm, then arranged to create a gentle graduation. These are also No-Toned Akoya pearls. Toned pearls tend to have a pinkish appearance, while No-Toned pearls are generally whiter. Whether a pearl is Toned or No-Toned has nothing to do with quality. It is simply a matter of preference. Some people prefer one, while others prefer the other. For this necklace, I chose a light mint green thread. It is subtle and does not distract from the pearls, yet it gives the necklace a very charming appearance. This thread is lovely, but it has quite a difficult personality. Last night, after two hours of struggle, my all-knotting attempt ended in failure. The thread became hopelessly tangled. It kept twisting and twisting, eventually causing the entire project to fail. This time I worked very carefully, but whenever I let my guard down, the thread immediately began twisting again. It was a difficult battle. As a result, I finished this necklace more carefully and meticulously than any necklace I have made before. I know, I know. The thread does not actually have a bad personality. The problem lies with the person handling it. I am seriously considering attending a sewing class so that I can learn to understand the heart of thread. After all, when skilled people work with it, the thread never seems to get tangled. 説明文はさっきつくってもらったインスタ用に作った記事でもいいかな