Contact info
If would like to get in touch with me personally rather than leave a comment or are interested in one of my works in the gallery then feel free to contact me.
Veronique McKay
Rue gabriel Chevalier
69460 Vaux en Beajolais
FRANCE
email@maedupandco.com
The Maedup Shop 
May 28, 2010 at 02:23
Beautiful creations, and website. I’m hoping you can recommend a place to get great beads w the right size holes. I’d love some semi precious stones. Thank you!
Lisa
May 28, 2010 at 07:45
Hi Lisa – I am currently getting ready to put beads and pendants on my store – the majority will be metal beads: tibetain silver, copper and brass and semi-precious pendant beads. Semi-precious beads come with tiny holes and would have to reamed so much that I am not sure it is doable- maybe for 1mm to 1.5 mm cord. I am still looking for a supplier though and have high hopes I will find one. I use a work-round when I want to use a bead, but it is for focals mostly. I mount them on silver wire first creating loops at each end in order to be able to string them. Another trick is to wrap a piece of tape around your cord end really tight and make a point with the extra tape like a needle. Once that is through the bead, you pull with pliers and the cord comes through. It is hard work but well worth the effort! I will let you know as soon as I have found some with big holes (if they exist!)
Thanks for your interest in my blog!
September 7, 2011 at 04:57
You are doing a very gud job..i just saw the knotted Jewellery book and got impressed with it,but i live in Australia where i dont get different kind and colors of cords thats is used for this knots. I just need to know whether you can help me with the cords..the book says,”Korean Cord”, Chinese cord..etc..i don have anything over here except silk cord.pls help.
September 8, 2011 at 19:53
Thanks!! I have an online store that sells Korean cord in 2mm and 1.5mm diameters and a vast array of satin cords… come and take a look!! http://www.maedupandco.com/550-coils and have fun knotting with any kind of cord… the hardest part is patience and practice!!!!
December 4, 2011 at 20:57
I’m interested in finding the cord tassels, any advice?
December 5, 2011 at 14:16
Unfortunately, the tassels are only available on Korean sites… such as G_market. if you manage to translate the page with Google, it is doable. Good luck 🙂