I cannot thank you enough! I need to trim my blocking wire for finishing a knitted object. To save some money, I bought very long ones, which I'll cut to my needs. Then I'll need to thread the wire through most of the edge stitches! I didn't know this tool existed, and looked for a long time before I found your video. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Just discovered this channel and Magpie GS. Great products and very helpful technique demos. I have sat and watched 6 in a row at a sitting. I don't usually sit still for that long, unless I'm on a project. Even the, I stand a lot of the time. Anyway, please make more vids! Love them. BTW, you remind me so much of Uma Thurman.
End must be tucked, wrapped or wired in. Glue is not used in wire wrapping, it eventually gives out. With practice you will know when the wire is secure. Hope that makes sense?
thanks so much. very helpful. glad i didnt go straight to amazon for burr cup or jewelry file. i'll try my dremel first & go from there. short & sweet. some of these get REALLY long & dragged out. :)
Great info and demo. I use mostly 20 gauge wire, but it's good to know I don't have to buy several different size burr cups. And the dremel tool is a kick! This is going to make making earring wires so much better. Thanks!
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I cannot thank you enough! I need to trim my blocking wire for finishing a knitted object. To save some money, I bought very long ones, which I'll cut to my needs. Then I'll need to thread the wire through most of the edge stitches! I didn't know this tool existed, and looked for a long time before I found your video. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Thank you for this video. It is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks again.
Just discovered this channel and Magpie GS. Great products and very helpful technique demos. I have sat and watched 6 in a row at a sitting. I don't usually sit still for that long, unless I'm on a project. Even the, I stand a lot of the time. Anyway, please make more vids! Love them. BTW, you remind me so much of Uma Thurman.
Thank you. I need this for my project!!
End must be tucked, wrapped or wired in. Glue is not used in wire wrapping, it eventually gives out. With practice you will know when the wire is secure. Hope that makes sense?
Thank you for such a straight forward and informative instruction.
thanks so much. very helpful. glad i didnt go straight to amazon for burr cup or jewelry file. i'll try my dremel first & go from there. short & sweet. some of these get REALLY long & dragged out. :)
Your welcome.
Thanks for the tutorial. I am new at this, how do you finish off the smaller wire? Do you glue it? Is it hard enough to stay put?
Another great video from my RUclips friend. Thank you sunshine. Have a great day! Melodie
i'm finding your videos very informative, please keep them coming.
Great info and demo. I use mostly 20 gauge wire, but it's good to know I don't have to buy several different size burr cups. And the dremel tool is a kick! This is going to make making earring wires so much better. Thanks!
ZainaDancer I have taken up using a fish hook sharpener and it is so much quicker!
MagpieGemstonescom ....I will definitely look into that!
great demo, thanks