[Global2010]

I am also happy to have simple intructions on how to make a beadless Rosary.

[Global2010]

Would you please send out a ping to the Catholic lists or refer me to a thread that may alread address my vanity.

Thanks. G-2010

[GonzoII]

http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Rosary

[Global2010]

Would you please send out a ping to the Catholic lists or refer me to a thread that may alread address my vanity.

Thanks. G-2010

[iowamark]

http://www.rosaryshop.com/

http://www.aquinasandmore.com/index.cfm/title/Rosary-Kits/FuseAction/store.BrowseCategory/Category/1899/

http://www.rosaryparts.com/

[Tax-chick]

I like just stringing beads and tying simple knots between sections.

[al_c]

ping

[redhead]

Go HERE

[Coleus]

Here are some you tube videos for making a regular rosary, I couldn't find anything for a wrist rosary, there may be a video in the search results

[Notwithstanding]

Sacrifice beads can also be used to keep track of rosary and chaplet prayers. I found these excellent instructions at remarkable website called thelittleways.com

[Notwithstanding]

http://www.rosarymakersguide.org/PeeDee%20Effs/RosaryInstructions.pdf

[murron]

It is funny you should ask this question today. I was going through some things that I had saved over the years, and I came across a rosary that I made in 1962 when I was recovering from pneumonia at 14 years old. I found an ad in a magazine for rosary-making kits, so I ordered one, and I made this rosary out of white pearl beads, rhodium finished silver which doesn’t tarnish, and a mother-of-pearl crucifix with a small vial of Lourdes holy water in it. When I was finished, my grandfather, who was a jewelry engraver, engraved my name on the back of the crucifix. A priest friend of our family blessed it, and I’ve had it ever since.

I plan on passing it down to my daughter, because it is a feminine looking rosary, but I thoroughly enjoyed making that rosary. You can Google to find a rosary making parts store and you can get started that way. I wish you much success.