How to Attach a Wrapped Wire Loop to Another Jewelry Component (Video)

Making Wire Jewelry with Rena
video by Rena Klingenberg.

Here’s how to connect a wrapped loop directly to another component – without using jump rings.

Supplies

For this practice session, you’ll need:

  • A piece of wire that’s 3 to 4 inches (7.62 to 10.16 cm) long. In this video I’m using 20-gauge round soft copper wire.
  • A jewelry component to connect to your wrapped wire loop. This component should have a closed loop that your wire will fit through. (My component in this video is one end of a toggle clasp – see photo below.)
  • Round nose pliers.
  • Chain nose pliers.
  • Wire cutter.

How to Attach a Wrapped Wire Loop to Another Jewelry Component Tutorial by Rena Klingenberg

See More Videos on
Ways to Make Wire Loops:

How to Make a Plain Wire Loop (Video)

How to Make a Wrapped Wire Loop (Video)

My Wrapped Wire Loop Attached to
One End of a Toggle Clasp:

how to attach a wrapped wire loop to another jewelry component

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