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Wire Wrap Jewelry
Taking the next step in making loops is wrapping a loop once it's made. It makes a strong wire connection when linking beads together using this technique. Generally, the professional number of wraps is three.
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1.) About 1"(depending on the guage of wire) from the end of the wire bend it to a 90 degree angle using your chain nose pliers.
![]() 2.) Grasp your round nose pliers at the bend of the wire and push the wire up and around the top of the pliers. ![]()
3.) Grasp the wire with your chain nose pliers and bring it down and around until it points towards you.
![]() 4.) Hold your round nose pliers so that they are vertical and the wire points towards you and to the right. Grasp the end of the wire that is pointing towards you and wrap it around the wire that is pointing to the right. Do half a wrap, let go of the wire with your chain nose pliers and grab it again on the other side of the wire. Do not wrap in full circles. If you do not understand - try it once, you will. You get a cleaner wrap if you wrap in half circles. Note: you want to wrap pulling the wire away from you, otherwise you may hurt yourself if your pliers slip. ![]() 5.) Continue until you have three wraps. Trim with flush cutters. Enjoy! ![]() Back to Wire Wrapped Jewelry Projects Index.
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