4. Again, use the round-nosed pliers to shape the hook so that it has a nice rounded shape.
5. Finish by filing the wrapped area to ensure it does not scratch the wearer.
Wrapped Hook Clasp
By Tammy Powley, About.com Guide
3. At this point, you may want to file the end of the hook area a little with a file, and then use round-nosed pliers to curl it closed.
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