2. Before closing the wrapped loop, slip on one end of your clasp. (Pictures is a toggle clasp, but you can use this for just about any type of clasp.)
Clasp Connection Wire Technique
By Tammy Powley, About.com Guide
1. Start by taking a few inches of wire (the length depends on the beads you use, but you’ll probably need at least 4 inches), and begin a wrapped loop on the end.
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