
Anitra of CoffeePot People shares her wire wrapping technique using fine wire to keep ends tucked nicely inside the bead or to create beautiful curling and loops in your jewelry-making.
Wire Wrapping Technique
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Duh! I get it now...Thanks!
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Hope it's okay to offer a bit more here, to answer Amy's question!
Since the end of the wire that ends the second wrap is doubled, it's smooth; nothing on that end but a tight loop, so nothing to scratch you, even if it isn't tucked in anywhere.
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Anitra does wonderful work!
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I get how this solves the scratchy problem on the one end, but how does it solve the scratchy problem on the second end?
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