DIY Toggle Clasp Tutorial / DIY Jewelry / DIY Accessories / Wire Wrap Tutorial

Materials
Copper Wire:
Gauge 18 or 1mm / 12cm
Gauge 23 or 0.6mm / 12cm
Beads: 4mm
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Materials Copper Wire: Gauge 18 or 1mm / 12cm Gauge 23 or 0.6mm / 12cm Beads: 4mm If you enjoyed my videos, please like and subscribe to my channel. Please leave your comments in the comment section below, that will help me to improve my videos. Thank you for watching 💕💕

[@karenmurphy7066]

Prettiest, most unique, feminine clasp and toggle I've seen in a long while! Thank you Suzy!

[@SuzyWongStudio]

Welcome Karen💕💕

[@karenmurphy7066]

😊 Lovely design! Thank you for sharing! I'm so glad to have seen this design! 😊

[@Loumyrl]

Genial genial genial

[@SuzyWongStudio]

Thank you 💞💞

[@virginiasantillan2267]

I love your jewelry tutorials thank you for helping me make decent jewelry. God loves you

[@PTBDESIGNS_4U]

BEAUTIFUL

[@SuzyWongStudio]

Thank you! 😊

[@mjremy2605]

Very nice! What a lovely decorative clasp bar with beads. Never thought of that. Thanks Suzy! You have such great idea.

[@SuzyWongStudio]

My pleasure💕💕

[@incantationsbykaryn]

I make these all the time but never thought to use beads. Thank you so much, it is adorable! I really enjoy your tutorials.

[@SuzyWongStudio]

welcome Karyn 💕💕

[@LadyBug-xp1ox]

Thanks for sharing how to make this toggle clasp! I kept seeing the thumbnail and kept thinking with looked too difficult. Now I'm ready to give it a try!

[@SuzyWongStudio]

It's not so difficult. Go ahead and try it👍

[@joannclupper7902]

Thank you. I learned so much from you.

[@SuzyWongStudio]

Glas to hear that🌹

[@carmensalas596]

Thanks, HAPPY NEW YEAR 2021!!

[@SuzyWongStudio]

Happy new year 🎉🎊🥂

[@amberm2777]

Very cute thank you

[@SuzyWongStudio]

welcome. Happy new year 🥂

[@KimMichaels]

so very cute my Dear......thank you...........Happy New Year to All..........take care.............hugssss

[@SuzyWongStudio]

Happy new year Kim

[@slprobin]

This video totally inspired me! Thank you!!

[@SuzyWongStudio]

Welcome💕💕

[@tishsmiddy71]

Thank you for sharing ❤️💋

[@SuzyWongStudio]

welcome💕💕

[@blinksbill1138]

I kept trying to make the T shape for hours but the arch keeps getting spinned out of place and my fingers can’t seem to hold it back. It ends up being unsymmetrical. Any tips? I even tried using thinner wire.

[@SuzyWongStudio]

Use a marker to nake 2 markers on both sides.

[@kurukururururu]

hello, I am super new to this but wanna give this a try, looks so good!!! may I ask what are the different tools/types of pliers that you used? :)

[@SuzyWongStudio]

You can search the key words"jewelry pliers" on Amazon and eBay.

[@mjremy2605]

You will need Jewelry type not wood working type of: Nose Pliers - making bends in wire, or holding it straight. Bent Nose Pliers - Angled pliers for those hard to get to areas. Flush Cut Pliers or Wire Cutters - Cuts wire close to edge Round Nose Pliers - Makes loops and is very useful for reshaping curves and loops. Nylon Jaw Pliers - has a soft nylon pad on either side that you glide on wires to take out kinks and straighten it out again. Also useful for holding on to pieces without leaving metal marks on delicate pieces. Get a good quality one like Beadsmith brand where you can get replacement nylon pads (that screw in) when the old ones get worn out. Don't buy cheap Chinese tools. Quality counts. Make sure you select jewelry tools not wood tools as they are more precise and smaller for making jewelry. Wood tools are large, rough and will damage pieces.

[@tyb5516]

Did you use dead soft or half-hard wire ? Also, may you please include wire measurements next time ? @SuzyWongStudio #SuzyWongStudio

[@SuzyWongStudio]

Soft is ok. Half-hard should be better. There are wire measurements in the video.

[@user-kei-megumi]

good design ·͜·˖

[@SuzyWongStudio]

Thank you 💕💕

[@eamoroso56]

I love the design but you go to fast for a beginner

[@SuzyWongStudio]

You can change the playaback speed to make it slowly.

[@mjremy2605]

Change speed to 25 or 50 to understand the technique. Watch Lily Tree to also understand technique. This is a pretty basic design. If she went any slower, the rest of us would have to speed it up. Watch video fast and slow several times for it to sink in. Once you understand one technique, all others become easy.