11. Then slip one of the stars onto the loop.
Note: If you have trouble with the holes in the stars closing up a little after firing, just use a bead reamer to make them a little larger.
Metal Clay Star Gold Earrings
By Tammy Powley, About.com Guide
10. Use wire cutters to cut about 2 inches of gold wire, and with round-nosed pliers, start a wrapped loop.
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