Make Your Own Wire Wrapped Beaded Chain

[@kdtarabell]

Nice too see you again Kat, you are a great teacher. I learned and am still learning from you .❤

[@katsilviadesigns]

Thank you so much, I'm so glad we could connect here!

[@Smr8115]

Great video! I mostly do bead weaving but I’ve been wanting to try to do more with wire. This looks like a great project for me to do to work on my wire wrapping.👍🏻

[@katsilviadesigns]

It really is a great introduction into wire wrapping. Also stay tuned...bead weaving video dropping this week!

[@nickimontie]

Nice video - I'm still new to wire wrapping, so this is helpful!

[@katsilviadesigns]

Thank you Nicki! Wire wrapping is so elegant and can really elevate your designs. This is a great way to practice and make something beautiful.

[@yomama8873]

Thank You ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@katsilviadesigns]

You're welcome!

[@MarthaHW]

Love making chain! If you use a heavier gauge wire (20 or 18, for example), sometimes a bit of copper shows where you trim the wire. Do you just consider that part of the charm of artistic wire, or is there a way to camouflage it? I recognize that most other people will not even notice it, but I've been wondering. 😁

[@katsilviadesigns]

I agree that most people wouldn't notice it. I just checked one of my 16g wires that is silver but copper in the inside and honestly, couldn't even see it. But I would make sure to use the flat end of your cutters so you don't have spurs. You could also clip the wire and then round it off with a wire rounder tool, then tuck it in using chain nose pliers. In my opinion, too many steps, but doesn't mean it can't be done and yield great results. Hope that helps! Thanks for joining me here!

[@JaneThomas58]

This is my favorite thing to create. I see you’re not creating videos any more.