Perfecting the Wire Wrapped Loop for Jewelry Making - From Beaducation Live Episode 22

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Mel and Lisa make wire wrapped loops a bit differently from each other. They will each show how they do it, and you can decide which way works best for you.
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[@darleenworkshop270]

Thanks for sharing

[@beaducation]

Thanks for watching!

[@kimcrawford9988]

Always love your tutes. I learn so much & get a good laugh along the way. Today, just reviewing basics & always good to see how differently each person does "their" technique. PS: Though not a beginner, I resemble the "if your thumb nails turn white...chill out man" comment from time to time :). HaHaHa. Thx Lisa & Mel :).

[@beaducation]

LOL! So glad you are enjoying our videos! More to come always :)

[@ruthkiley6292]

Hi girls! I’m new to wire wrapping and I just wan to say I luv your videos! And you guys are the absolute best, easy to understand and apply teachers! Thanx. I am wondering why the “ chain nose pliers are shaped the way they are and obviously, the “ chain” descriptive, how does that relate to chains? Thanx so much for being so good and so kind for sharing! 👍😉😊💕

[@beaducation]

Chain nose are commonly used to open and close jump rings. Jump rings are attached to chain/clasps and also used to make chainmail. I am not sure of the technical reason for this name. But they are great!

[@juliew1426]

Wow! This video has taken me back a few years. There are so many techniques to wire wrapping, but these two are a great place to start. I remember sitting for hours trying to figure what works for me, and got so frustrated. In the end, it is Mel's technique (the "armpit and the trunk" technique) that I finally went back to and settled with. I think I saw a video on wire wrapping w/ Mel in it from around 2015. Was that her?