Wrapped Link Wire and Beads Bracelet Pg 03 Made with WigJig Jewelry Making Tools and Supplies

Step 5: Grasp one of the loops around either peg 2 or peg 3 with either nylon jaw pliers or with chain nose or bent chain nose pliers. Hold firmly, but not so firmly that it marks the wire. While holding one of the loops, push the loose wire tail that leads from that loop down so that it is perpendicular to the wire segment that went between pegs 2 and 3.

Step 6: While continuing to hold the wire, wrap the wire around the wire segment between pegs 2 and 3. This wrap should happen near the middle of this link.

Step 7: Repeat steps 5 and 6 for the other 1/2 of the link.

Wrapped Link Wire and Glass Beads Bracelet jewelry making project step 1 made with WigJig Jewelry Tools and supplies.

Wrapped Link Wire and Beads Bracelet jewelry making project step 1 made with WigJig Jewelry Tools, wire and supplies.

Chain Bracelet Components

Step 8: Cut the wire tails off both sides of this link. Be sure to cut with the flat side of the flush cutter toward the finished piece.

Step 9: While holding the link in nylon jaw pliers or chain nose pliers, press the cut ends of the wire down and tight to the link using another pair of chain nose or bent chain nose pliers.

Wrapped Link Wire and Glass Beads Bracelet jewelry making project step 1 made with WigJig Jewelry Tools, jewelry wire and supplies.

Step 10: For a bracelet about 7 1/2 inches long, make six of these links. This will require 7 beads to complete the bracelet.

Wrapped Link Wire and Sapphire Glass Beads Bracelet jewelry making project made with WigJig Jewelry Tools, wire and supplies.

This WigJig jewelry making project is provided as part of WigJig University - College of Jewelry Making Designs. We try to provide interesting jewelry projects using beads, jewelry wire and other jewelry supplies. We hope that these pictures will provide you enough information for you to complete this project. Some of the skills and jewelry making techniques have not been discussed here. For beginners, we suggest that you visit our Beginners Start Here pages. These pages discuss the skills necessary for making jewelry in the detail that beginners need. We also suggest that beginners to jewelry making might need to visit the WigJig University College of Jewelry Making Techniques for additional information about some of the skills and techniques shown.

Most, but not all of the jewelry supplies shown here can be purchased in our WigJig store. We try to have a complete selection of jewelry supplies in our store including chain, wire, glass beads, findings, watches, tools, etc.