Then grasp the end of your wire with about the middle area on your round-nosed pliers' nose and curl it towards you to make a loop.
Lucky Clover Wire Charm
By Tammy Powley, About.com Guide
Start by straightening the wire using nylon-nosed pliers. Florist's wire is very soft, so it will probably be a little bent up after you pull it off the roll.
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