4. After you’ve made wrapped loops in both wires, line them up side by side to double check that they match.
5. Make a very small curl, using round nosed pliers, at the opposite end of the wrap loop you just made. Do this also for the other hook.
Amulet & Necklace Wire Hooks
By Tammy Powley, About.com Guide
3. Next, do this for your second hook. It is important to make sure you make the loops the same size since they will be parallel to each other while holding the bag. That’s why I suggest making them simultaneously.
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- Start the First Wire Loop
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- Form the Wire Hooks
- Attach to Beaded Straps
- Connect for a Necklace
- Attach to a Beaded Amulet
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