Making A Perfect Wire Loop - Jewellery Making Tips - Jessica Rose - Jewellers Academy
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- Опубликовано: 1 дек 2021
- Learn how to make a perfect wire loop. A simple but essential skill for jewellery making and working with pliers.
As always practice makes perfect. Take a piece of scrap wire and practice some loops before making your final pieces.
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Happy making!
Jess x 
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I'd love to hear if you have any tips too when creating loops - so please do share with us all below! Jess x
I can never work out how long to cut the wire for the second loop. I've wasted soo much wire with making it too short 🙄
@@kajira63 Hey lovely, This does take some practice! You are learning along the way x
Very useful. Would love to know a tip for when you have a bead on an eyepin and need to do the second loop.
👏👏👏 great vid, thank you. Simple and to the point.
Glad it was helpful! x
Great video, thanks! love the close-up!
Glad you liked it! x
I've seen other videos on loop making but none of them start by filing the end flush. That makes perfect sense so thanks for that tip! I use bail making pliers to get the same size loop each time when needed. But you can use a sharpie on round nose pliers to mark where to hold the wire.
Yes great tip on using the bail making pliers! And you are right giving the end a little file just makes it that tiny bit more of a snug, professional finish :-)
That's my biggest problem making a perfect loop...thank you!
You're welcome lovely! x
Nice job well explained 😊❤
Thank you 🙂. Glad it was helpful! x
OMG! This has to be the easiest way of doing it, surely. Thank you.
Really pleased that you found this helpful lovely! xx
I really struggled with this.. eventually I just got myself some one-step loopers. Made a world of difference!
That is definitely a nifty little time saving tool! x
Yes it’s a great tool but they often create an open loop, and way too often, when done for a dangle bead or a column of beads, they leave too much room between the top bead and the loop. I got a looper because I have arthritis and it’s been disappointing. 😢
@@4givenembracd618 when that happens I use the tip of my round nose pliers to close them gently. I love using them because I get consistent sizing on all my loops.
Sorry to hear about the arthritis.. my mom has terrible arthritis too but she massages her joints with organic castor oil and it reduces the inflammation a lot. Maybe you could try a little patch test to see if you have a reaction, and if not, give it a go?
That was very helpful thanks
Glad you found it helpful x
Great video. Easy to follow. Thanks for the video!
Glad it was helpful! x
This was really good
Glad you found it helpful x
Excellent tutorial - TY!
You're welcome! x
so helpful.thanks for sharing
You're welcome x
super helpful. thank you
You are very welcome x
Thank you 💜
You are very welcome x
Very helpful
Glad you think so! x
Thanks for sharing
You are very welcome lovely xx
Спасибо большое! 🌹
You are very welcome! x
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it ends up being not closed though? 'There is a gap after. you do the last step.
Yes it is slightly open so that you can attach a charm or other element, then you can use your pliers to tuck it in again so that it butts up to the wire so its nice and snug. x
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