How to tie

How to tie waist beads 

  1. Place your waist bead around your waist at the area in which you provided measurements. 
  2. Make sure to push all beads together cross the strands and tie at desired point.
  3. Double check to make sure beads are all together use mirror if needed.
  4. Leave enough string to tie and cut excess beads off.
  5. Intertwine the strings and tie 2 - 3 knots. 
  6. Apply a dot of nail glue to the knot for additional reinforcement.
  7. Let the glue dry and then remove excess string with beads. 
  8. You may use extra beads for a bracelet or anklet. 

     

    Measurement Instructions


    Before
    providing a size in (inches) Provide the measurements for the area of which you would like your waist beads to sit. PLEASE, PLEASE DO NOT suck your belly in when measuring. Stick your stomach out as far as you can waist
    beads will become tight after eating try to leave 2 inches of extra space. 

    For anything larger than 50” are consider custom orders.


    Sizing for waist beads

     All waist beads are made 50” and up. with extra string to adjust & tie on for a permanent wear. 

       Waist beads with clasp on ends; you have the option to remove them at any time & put the back on 

        A proper waist measurement is needed for clasp. 

    Please measure waist with measuring tape or getting your pants size in inches. 

     

    ***IF MEASUREMENTS ARE NOT PROVIDED A CLASP CANNOT BE ADDED! 

      
    Resizing?

     For Los Angeles locals only!

    Available to customer who agrees to cover the cost of resizing and additional 5 to 7 working business days to be ready. We use the same beads, crystals, charms with new measurements you have to recreate the size and design. 

         (Thank You for understanding) 

     

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