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How To Bend A Head Pin. One of the basic techniques that every jewelry maker needs to know is how to straighten bent wire and head pins. Eyepins are simply a piece of wire with a simple loop at the end. Slide the pearl beads onto the pins, then use a round nose pliers to bend the wire at a right angle just above the. Most likely the wire you purchase, such as sterling silver wire, gold filled. To make an eyepin, simply roll the end with round nose pliers, then as you close the loop, bend the straight wire away at a 90 degree angle. Stop bending when the bent end of the wire resembles an u shape or curved handle of an umbrella. Thread your bead or charm onto the headpin so that it gently rests at the head of the pin. In today's jewelry 101, susan shows you how to make beginner jewelry projects using. First make some pearl charms: Make sure there is enough wire above the bead to. Join jewelry expert extraordinaire tegan as she goes through the proper steps and tools in. Then just do what many artisans soon learn to do when they are out of head pins. Make a tiny bend with the tips of your chain nose pliers and squeeze. With your thumb or forefinger, press the wire right up against the pliers to start bending the wire away from the centre of the pliers around one of the plier teeth.

First make some pearl charms: Make sure there is enough wire above the bead to. Thread your bead or charm onto the headpin so that it gently rests at the head of the pin. Most likely the wire you purchase, such as sterling silver wire, gold filled. Make a tiny bend with the tips of your chain nose pliers and squeeze. Eyepins are simply a piece of wire with a simple loop at the end. With your thumb or forefinger, press the wire right up against the pliers to start bending the wire away from the centre of the pliers around one of the plier teeth. Join jewelry expert extraordinaire tegan as she goes through the proper steps and tools in. Slide the pearl beads onto the pins, then use a round nose pliers to bend the wire at a right angle just above the. One of the basic techniques that every jewelry maker needs to know is how to straighten bent wire and head pins.

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How To Bend A Head Pin Thread your bead or charm onto the headpin so that it gently rests at the head of the pin. First make some pearl charms: To make an eyepin, simply roll the end with round nose pliers, then as you close the loop, bend the straight wire away at a 90 degree angle. Then just do what many artisans soon learn to do when they are out of head pins. Most likely the wire you purchase, such as sterling silver wire, gold filled. Eyepins are simply a piece of wire with a simple loop at the end. In today's jewelry 101, susan shows you how to make beginner jewelry projects using. Make a tiny bend with the tips of your chain nose pliers and squeeze. Slide the pearl beads onto the pins, then use a round nose pliers to bend the wire at a right angle just above the. With your thumb or forefinger, press the wire right up against the pliers to start bending the wire away from the centre of the pliers around one of the plier teeth. Join jewelry expert extraordinaire tegan as she goes through the proper steps and tools in. Make sure there is enough wire above the bead to. One of the basic techniques that every jewelry maker needs to know is how to straighten bent wire and head pins. Stop bending when the bent end of the wire resembles an u shape or curved handle of an umbrella. Thread your bead or charm onto the headpin so that it gently rests at the head of the pin.