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Materials

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The wire

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Making the hook

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Attaching the wires

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Adding the beads

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Attaching the next bead

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Finishing the weaving wires

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hello there everyone today I want to

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show you how to make this easy wire work

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bracelet it looks like

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this so I've just chosen to work with

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these materials so some blue gemstone

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beads and then the copper wire but it's

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quite an easy technique but you get a

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really nice effect to it almost a bit

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Egyptian like I think and then you can

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just make your own clasp as well so if

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you want to learn how to make this then

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stay tuned so these are the things that

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I'm going to be using now the wire that

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going to be using at these two gauges

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they're both regular round wire the

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first one here is a 1 mm gauge and

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that's going to be kind of the core of

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the bracelet and then this is A4 mm

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gauge and that's what we're going to be

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kind of doing the wrapping you can see

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all the embellishment with now as for

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the beads you can really use many

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different sizes and shapes I'm just

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using rounds in this case and I've got

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two different sizes just cuz I thought

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it'd be nice with kind of a graduated

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look to it the smaller ones here the're

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6 mm round gemstones and they're blue

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coated hematite and then as for the

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larger ones here they are 8 mm rounds

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and these are blue coated Agate and you

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can always choose whatever you want and

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then we'll also just need a few of our

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basic pliers so let's get all the

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materials together and then let's get

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started so the wire that we need is this

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now first off I'll cut a length of my 1

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mil wire here and this needs to be about

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50 cm long it's just enough to go around

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your wrist really and then a bit extra

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to make the clasp as well and then the

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other wires that I'm using is the4 MIL

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wire here and I've just cut four lengths

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of this of about 90 CM each and that's

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what we're going to do the embellishment

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with so these are the wires that we need

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to

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cut so the first thing that I'm going to

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do is get my 1 mil wire out so the

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length of that that we already cut off

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and I'm just going to work on one end

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first cuz I'm just going to make the

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first part of my clasp we might as well

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make that now before then start

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embellishing the bracelet so to do this

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like I said I'm working on the one end

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here you just want to make sure that

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your piece away is as straight as

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possible and then I'm going to get my

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chain nose

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players and then just go down maybe

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about 10 cm or so it's really up to you

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how large you want this to be in this

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case I'm making the hook end here to

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begin with and then I'm just going to

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make the loop at the other end when we

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get there but you place your pliers and

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your wire bend it back and you want to

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keep

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going until it runs down the side of

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itself basically so like this and then

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we need to make this a little bit

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tighter like

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that just gradually put your pliers here

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right at the end where the bend is and

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just gently and gradually push it

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together so it gets Tighter and

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Tighter so just take your time doing

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this be gentle about it so you don't end

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up bending it out of shape and just make

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sure that both of them coming straight

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down here and just do it until you're

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happy it's as tight as you want it to

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be so something a bit like

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this and then what I'm going to

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do is we need to then secure this so

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just make sure they're line straight

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next to each other like that and then

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come down

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however far down what you need to make

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sure is what the length that you have on

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the other side here is what's going to

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make the hook part um and this is going

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to be folded back around so you want to

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kind of make it twice the length that

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you want it to be when it's done so I'm

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going to have it about here and then I'm

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going to use the Shar tail that we bent

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down to then go I'm just going to bend

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it off first like this cuz then I'm

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going to use this to then wrap around

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the other

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wire and just do this

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gently as you can see these two kind of

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want to separate if you just take your

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time and do it

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gently and try and make sure to hold

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them

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together so just bend it around kind of

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like if you were to make if you were

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making a wrapped Loop or

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something and then go around a few few

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times here and just try and get your

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wraps here as nice and even as

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possible and you can always keep

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adjusting making sure this doesn't go

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too much out of

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shape I've gone around twice which is

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fine it's going to hold by this you can

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go around a few more times if you want

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to but I'm going to leave it at this and

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then instead of just cutting this off

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what I'm going to do is actually use

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this a bit as embellishment now you can

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leave it and do this at the end or you

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can just go in and do it now cuz

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obviously it might be a little bit in

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the way so for that what I'm going to do

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is get out my round nose pliers here and

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then go in at the very end you can cut

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it down a little bit which actually I

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think I'm just going to make it a little

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bit

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shorter just like

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that and then just go in with round nose

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pliers right at the end of that wire and

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also towards the end of my pliers what I

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like to do just to get it as tight as

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possible and I'm just going to go in and

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start bending it to basically start

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making a

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spiral so you get a bit of a circle to

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begin with like

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this and just keep going

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in and then you can change to your chain

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nose

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pliers to make sure that it stays nice

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and

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flat and use them to go in the rest of

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the

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way and then obviously it's sticking out

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now what I'm going to do is just

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literally just bend it up into

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place and then just kind of squeeze a

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little bit so make sure that it lies

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nice and flat and that's just a nice way

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to finish off the ends of your wire and

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also add a bit of embellishment to it so

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that is the hook P now we haven't shaped

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it into the hook yet but I'm actually

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going to just wait till that till the

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end just so it doesn't there's less

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chance of it getting caught while we're

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working with it then cuz we're just

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going to be able to go in and do that at

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the very end so once you're happy with

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that we're now ready to start the main

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part of the bracelet and adding our

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beads into it so what I'm going to do

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first is get the other wires attached to

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this so this is all the4 mil wires here

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so what I'm going to do is keep them all

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together make sure they're all kind of

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roughly at the same length so if you

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need to just adjust that do that and

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then I'm going to keep hold roughly the

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middle and bring the ends together to

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find the middle of my wires here just do

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it gently and then here is where roughly

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the middle is in my wires I'm going to

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keep hold of that and then this is where

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I'm going to attach them to the bracelet

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or to the wire here and I'm just going

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to

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put it around the back here of the wire

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and then we just need to go around a

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couple of

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times to make sure that it stays

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attached basically so just take one side

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at a time working with all four lengths

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at the same time CU that's what we're

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going to be doing

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throughout go

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around to come back out the same side so

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it's basically wrapping all the way

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around that base

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wire and now if you want to you can do

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it one more time SL with the other side

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just so it's nice and a bit more

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secure just like that and then just

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press it down as far as it'll

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go to kind of make sure you don't have

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too much bulk there so that's now this

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wire attached so what we can do now is

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start adding the beads in so what I'm

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going to do is add one bead at a time

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just cuz I feel it gives a little bit

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more control and less risk of them

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falling off cuz the other end is still

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open up obviously otherwise you'll have

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to put them on and then just secure the

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other end so they don't come off while

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you're working with it that's completely

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up to you you can also add all of them I

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just personally feel you have a bit more

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control if you just add one at a time

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and I've just started out with one of my

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6 mm beads here just cuz I'm graduate

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I'm going to graduate from smaller and

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then to the large ones in the middle and

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then back to smaller again so this is

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where we're at I've just added one

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bead and then I'm just going to start

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what I'm going to do is always start

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with my right side you can you can also

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do the opposite that's fine but then I'm

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going to it's coming from the back here

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and then I'm going to go around the side

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of my

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bead and what I'm going to make sure the

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only thing I try to make sure is that

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the wires are kind of lying flat next

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against each

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other when you come

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around and then come around to the top

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of the bead on the

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up so instead of coming from the back

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you're now on top of the wire while

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you're going around the side of the

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bead so like that come back around to

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the same side

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again so it looks like this and you can

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always just push it down a little bit

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with your fingers and don't worry too

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much about this the base wire moving

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around cuz you can always adjust that at

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the end so that's the one side the other

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side going to do the same thing make

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sure the wires are somewhat flat here

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come around the side of the

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bead to the top of both the bead and the

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wire and then back around the back

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again so just like that it's going to

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look like this and again just you can

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adjust your wires press them down the

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side of the bead a little bit if you

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want

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to so that's now the first one

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attached so now we need to add the next

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bead and then you add that next bead to

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your wire and what you can Al always do

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every time I kind of add a bead I just

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before I wrap that I use that bead to

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just gently push down a little bit on

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the section that I've already

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done so like that but then we repeat the

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exact same thing I'm going to start from

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my right side again is what I'm going to

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do throughout it's just to get a nice

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and even look to it so again they're

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coming from underneath your wire take it

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around the side of your

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bead and to the top of the bead and on

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top of the

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wire all four wires at the same time

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just try and make sure that they're

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lying kind of next to each other rather

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than crossing over too much and around

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the back again and then that's coming

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back up to the same side and then we do

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the other side just kind of smooth them

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out first also so you don't have any

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kinks in them you'll be able to see that

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around the side of the bead to the top

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of the bead and the wire and back to the

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other

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side so just like

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that and now they're back in that

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position from coming underneath your

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wire and you can always just gently push

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them together a little bit and there you

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have your next bead attached and you

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just continue like this throughout now

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if you're just using the same side

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continue doing this like I said I'm

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going to graduate my beads so at some

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point I'm going to use the bigger ones

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instead but that's just a design choice

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so you just keep doing this until your

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bracelet is almost large

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enough so I've now kept going here and I

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reached the length that I want my

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bracelet to be so I had my larger ones

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here in the the middle and then what we

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need to do is I've just got the last one

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to do but what I'm going to do is

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obviously we need to finish off the

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lengths of these weaving wires as well

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so what I'm going to do instead of just

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going around like this with both sides

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just like we've done throughout I'm

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going to kind of take one side around a

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little bit just to see where the wires

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lie and then what I'm going to do first

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is grab the very top one so now we're

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taking one wire at a time so just grab

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one at a time the top One to begin with

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bring that around on its

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own and then just go around that base

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wire a couple of times underneath the

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other ones

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here and just make sure to press it down

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towards the

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bead just like this and I'm going to

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finish it at the

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front and then I grab the next

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one so we'll still keep that same look

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to it and pattern by just doing them in

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order like this we're just doing this to

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be able to finish off the

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wires make sure to push him

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down and then finish it at the

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front and the reason that I'm finishing

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it at the front is cuz you don't want

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the ends to be sticking at the back here

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and then rubbing against your

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skin and then grab the next one do the

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same

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thing go around like

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this so securing them completely in

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place just use your nails and not to

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press them down so they line nice and

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close and the last

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one stra at the top and go around like

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this just the

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same so that's the one side so as you

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can see it still has the same look to it

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but we're managing to finishing to

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finish off all these wires by wrapping

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them around individually a couple of

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times and that's the way we want to do

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that so then what I'm going to do so

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obviously they're still there the rest

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of them attached so I'm going to grab my

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wire cutters here and then just take one

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at a time go in and cut off right by on

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the upper side here so the front of the

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bracelet and cut them off

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so they're really short so they're only

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basically as close as you can get so

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what you'll find is you'll just have

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when you feel it a little bit sticking

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out there and then get your chain those

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pies and then just kind of press them in

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and what I like to do is go in a little

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bit from the side and then

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roll with the direction the wire is

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going in so you're kind of rolling them

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into

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place that way they're going to be

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hidden in between the actual ends are

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going to lie here hidden in between all

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the wires so it won't really be sticking

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out so just like that so just keep doing

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that until you can't feel them at all

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cuz that means they won't catch on

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anything so that's the one side so now

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we need to do the other side and we're

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basically going to be doing the same

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thing so take your wires in one go as if

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you were going to do another one like

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the bracelet and then once you kind of

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have it in position then go in and just

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take the top one bring that over first

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so down to one wire at a

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time and just go across like you would

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have

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done if we're actually doing the same

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wrap as throughout the

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bracelet just wrapping it across like

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this let it go out to the other

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side take the very next one same thing

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so we're just repeating the exact same

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step as the other side we're just kind

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of wrapping these on top of them

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just to make

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it blend in with the rest of the

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bracelet the pattern that we have on

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there the next

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one wrap in a couple of times with each

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one so they're going to stay in place

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there and the last

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one there we go just like this and again

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you can just squeeze them down make sure

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you don't have any gaps so then now are

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they kind of they look like the other

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ones did before they're just coming up

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to the opposite side so the same

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principle again take your Cutters and

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then go

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in and cut off the excess here on the

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top the front side of the

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bracelet so like that once you've done

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that you'll have the same again have

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little ends sticking out you'll be able

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to feel them and then you just want to

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get your chain no pliers and press them

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down same principle I like to kind of

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roll in the direction that the wire is

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going that's really going to make them

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squeeze them in there in between

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everything so like that that's then

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these wires finished off and you have

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basically the main part of your bracelet

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done now and that end all there's left

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to do now is do the other part of the

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clasp on this end and in that case we

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did the hook down here so we need to do

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the loop up here so to do that first

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thing we just need to make sure that the

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wire running through the bracelet is

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sitting how we want it to sit so that

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means go back to your hook end and just

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make sure that what you want to be

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pointing to the front is on the front

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side the P that on your bracet that you

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want to be the front as well so it's

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going to sit correctly like this

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because you then want to make sure you

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put the bend in in the right

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way so just to make sure it sits right

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and then go to the other

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end and then I'm going to get my chain

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nose pliers and on this end this is the

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front part so what I'm going to do is

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kind of put it to the

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side and then here I'm going to go just

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a little bit above a couple of millim

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above where my weaving wires end so I

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have a bit of space

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there and then bend it

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back so you have a bit of an angle like

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that and then what I'm going to do is

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get my six-step B making pliers now you

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can use anything for this really you can

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use a pen or something else just

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something that has a size and shape the

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loop that you want so I'm just going to

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use this just going to use the biggest

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one I think so place it on top here it's

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just like doing a wrapped Loop basically

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on top of that bend have your wire come

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back around

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all the way replace your

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pliers all the way back again so that

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when you look at it like this you have a

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circle so that's basically going to be a

00:19:10

loop and then to secure that in place we

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need to do a wrap Loop so I'm going to

00:19:16

grab my chain no pies again and I like

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to place them on top of my Loop like

00:19:20

this and really grab onto it nicely so

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the loop itself doesn't move so it's not

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going to kind of lose its shape when

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we're doing this wrap and then just take

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the long tail and start wrapping around

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below that

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Loop because that's where we're going to

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how we're doing the wrap Loop

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basically so just a couple of times

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until you feel it's nice and secure make

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sure they're as tight as possible you

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can always go in with your chain nose

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pliers if you feel like the wrap is a

00:19:53

little

00:19:54

bit loose and just kind of press it in

00:19:58

but remember if you have if You' gone

00:20:00

over the point where you have your

00:20:01

weaving wires that kind of feels out

00:20:04

there's only so much you can press it so

00:20:06

just like this just a couple of times

00:20:09

and I'm going to have it come at the

00:20:11

front again and the way I'm going to

00:20:13

finish this off it's basically just like

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the other side I want to do a little

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swirl so instead of just cutting it down

00:20:20

just add a bit of embellishment it's

00:20:22

also a bit of a more secure way of

00:20:23

finishing it off it's going to be less

00:20:26

likely to catch on things so cut your

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wire down how long you cut it is going

00:20:31

to then help determine the size of your

00:20:33

swirl

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here grab some round nose

00:20:38

pliers place them at the very end of

00:20:40

your wire and I like to just get as

00:20:43

tight as swir as possible so I go right

00:20:46

at the end of my pliers as well and

00:20:49

start bending that back I'm just going

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to cut off the very

00:20:54

beginning once I've made the loop cuz it

00:20:57

just makes it a bit more like a circle

00:20:59

shape and go back in and keep

00:21:04

swirling all the way

00:21:09

down and now whether you like quite a

00:21:11

tight spiral or a loose one is

00:21:14

completely up to you I like it to be

00:21:16

quite tight and then you might you'll

00:21:19

get to a point where you're going to

00:21:20

have to use your flat nose or chain nose

00:21:22

pliers to then help the spiral along so

00:21:25

grab onto the

00:21:27

spiral and then

00:21:29

continue that

00:21:32

way all the way

00:21:37

in and then as you're moving in the

00:21:40

spiral is going to end up being

00:21:43

placed on

00:21:45

top of some of your other wires here and

00:21:48

you can kind of place it where you want

00:21:50

really it's really good as well to then

00:21:52

hide something or hide some of the ends

00:21:54

cuz like I said the weaving wires are

00:21:57

cut off at the front so by placing the

00:21:59

spiral on top it protects them as well

00:22:02

so that's how you finish off that

00:22:04

basically that's now the loop done we

00:22:06

can go back to the other end and all

00:22:09

there's left to do is just shape the

00:22:11

hook so it's actually going to be a hook

00:22:14

so just take your round nose pliers or

00:22:16

your bail making pliers I'm going to use

00:22:19

these and then just choose what

00:22:20

direction you want your hook to go

00:22:23

in so I go down just a little bit below

00:22:26

halfway like that then I'm going to take

00:22:29

the top of it here and bend it

00:22:31

back on

00:22:35

itself so you get that kind of hook

00:22:39

shape and the final touch I'm just going

00:22:40

to do is down here right at the tip of

00:22:43

it I'm going to just put a bit of a bend

00:22:45

in that outward again so it looks just

00:22:49

like

00:22:50

that so that's how I like to do my hooks

00:22:53

cuz then it's going to slot in nicely in

00:22:55

the loop and the last thing to do is and

00:22:58

actually shape the bracelet you can also

00:23:00

just do any final adjustments before you

00:23:02

do that if some of it need to be a

00:23:04

little bit straightened up just do that

00:23:06

otherwise just start kind of gently

00:23:09

bending your bracelet here if you have

00:23:13

something that has the size and the

00:23:14

shape you want it to be you can just use

00:23:17

that to bend it around otherwise just

00:23:19

gently go all the way around gentle

00:23:23

bends so not go one place and do a Big

00:23:26

Bend you want to gently go back and

00:23:28

forth

00:23:29

clo to make sure you get an even curve

00:23:33

to the

00:23:34

piece and do the loop and the hook as

00:23:40

well and then once you get

00:23:43

there the loop goes into the hook like

00:23:47

this and then there you have your

00:23:49

finished

00:23:52

bracelet it's completely ready to wear

00:23:56

now so that's how you make this white

00:23:58

fir work

00:23:59

bracelet quite easy and simple the

00:24:01

technique wise but gives you a nice

00:24:04

effect with how you putting the wires

00:24:07

across there so this is how you make it

00:24:10

so I really hope that you Eno enjoyed

00:24:12

this tutorial and thank you very much

00:24:14

for

00:24:16

watching hello there everyone today I

00:24:19

want to show you how to make this

00:24:20

wirework bracelet made from a simple

00:24:22

three strand braid adding

00:24:25

beads and this is what it looks like

00:24:31

so this is the effect you

00:24:33

get and this is using rund Del bead but

00:24:37

you can use other kinds as well other

00:24:40

shapes and then you have the

00:24:43

clasp so if you want to learn how to

00:24:45

make this

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In this tutorial I show you how to make an easy Egyptian style wirework bracelet. Please feel free to give it a go yourself and I hope you enjoy. This is my original design and you are free to recreate this piece of jewellery if you like and also to sell any pieces you make from this as long as it is not commercial or wholesale, but please refrain from reproducing a tutorial for this in any way. Flush cutters on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00AV5FW52?ie=UTF8&camp=1634&creative=19450&creativeASIN=B00AV5FW52 (Affiliate) Materials: 1mm round wire (18 gauge) 0.4mm round wire (26 gauge) 6mm rounds 8mm rounds Egyptian style wirework jewellery playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqGQiwZwwFU2ajQm24ZRfUNJNmheISrTG Where else to find me: Website: www.csldesigns.uk Shop: https://www.csldesignsshop.com/ Instagram: @csldesigns

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