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Printable Leather Knot Guide

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Leather Cord Clasp Option

The 2mm leather cord may be "cut to order" which requires a clasp set (KF-21 or KF-21-14), and is available up to 41". Designs offered with 2mm leather cords may be "cut to order" up to 32" in length. Please review your options carefully. We recommend you let us attach the leather cord to any piece you purchase. Please allow three days for the completion of an order with a clasp set. Also, due to the size of the clasp, some charms and pendants cannot be removed from a cord once the clasp is attached.

The clasp set (KF-21) for the 2mm leather cord.

Additional clasp set (KF-21 or KF-21-14) is required for the 2mm leather cord "cut to order", double loop and wrapped leather cord options.

Double Loop Leather Cord Option

The "double loop" option requires the additional clasp set (KF-21 or KF-21-14). Recommended lengths for double loops are 38" for an 18" necklace, or 34” for a 16" necklace. Additional lengths are available up to 42” for a 20" necklace. Your charm or pendant must be ordered at the same time and will arrive assembled.

Nope; not my jam.  I liked Crosley's essays, but this one - the writing is too affected for my taste.  Feels like it's trying too hard to be hip and angsty at the same time.  

Moving on...

The postman got a break from me this week, but one of my locals and my library, did not.

Between my library system getting a few upgrades and my taking the time to dig around their website a bit more, I'm figuring out how to get more out of it than I have up until now. They have a user list function, so I've been creating a list of books as I come across interesting titles.  As you can see, it's working well so far.

My library haul includes Shades of Grey by Jasper Fforde.  This is going to be my Science Fiction read for Summer Book Bingo.  I dislike dystopian settings, but I dislike space and AI fiction more - and I love Fforde's other work so I'm totally willing to give this a go for the humour alone.

I also picked up a couple of titles I found in an article on LitHub that recommended books about books: A Passion for Books: A Book Lover's Treasury of Stories by Harold Rabinowitz and Rob Kaplan  and The Book of Lost Books by Stuart Kelly.  Sitting next to The Book of Lost Books was Book by John Agard, which looked cute and short.

The library haul was rounded off with Picnic in Provence by Elizabeth Bard  and Troublemaker: Surviving Hollywood and Scientology by Leah Remini and Rebecca Paley  because I've seen so many good things said about both here on BookLikes.

Two of the three bookshop buys were impulses from shelf browsing; I had just read about The World Between Two Covers: Reading the Globe by Kelli Ann Morgan  mere hours before seeing it on the shelves, so that felt like karma.  The Clasp by Sloane Crosley looks funny and I've read her essays - they're hysterical.  The Genius of Birds by Jennifer Ackerman  because it's birds, science and look at that cover!

Total new books: 9

Total books read this week: 9

Total physical books on TBR: 227

I hope everyone has had or is having (depending on which side of the dateline you're on) a fabulous weekend!