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hemp jewelry


Question Posted Friday January 5 2007, 8:04 pm

I'm really into making hemp necklaces and stuff. I have two pretty good necklaces that I have made. But....
My question is: Is hemp supposed to be itchy for a while untill it gets more worn in? Or could that be that I just dont have a good quaility?
Do you know any websites that have alot of different stuff about hemp, like how to's, pic's just stuff like that. Thanks alot!


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kimberlygal answered Saturday January 6 2007, 11:19 am:
you need to get it worn in. then it won't be as ittchy!!

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haloguy answered Friday January 5 2007, 10:55 pm:
I'm pretty sure it's just because it's made of hemp. You're probably doing it fine, but necklaces made of hemp would obviously be itchy, so I think you're probably doing it fine.

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egotrippn answered Friday January 5 2007, 8:41 pm:
I know this, to cure rope your supposed to submerge it water, till its soaked then stretch it, but about the "itchy" part hmmmmmmm...i guess just bein worn will do ....ok...curing rope(strecthing), I should had clarified this part, it pulls the fibers(thus being the hemp) tighter together, easier to braid, do certain knots, so and so forth, the reason you stretch..make sure its tight, maybe use a couple 1/2 hitch knots on both ends and pull tight between two un-moveable objects...Oh and when submerging, its always best to use fresh water , thus salt water, will have to rinsed anyways...if you need more answer, its best to get a book on how to do shipmans knots and they will tell you what i am..more in depth

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Wrigly246 answered Friday January 5 2007, 8:34 pm:
Try www.Google.com

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