1 piece Rose gold filled skullcap about 7x3.5mm

skullcap over the wire / wires; crimpbead it falls into the hole of the skullcap. Thread the jewelery according to the pattern. Close with a skullcap on the wire / wires, followed by a crimp. Place the jewelery in the circular shape as it falls to the neck or wrist. Slide the skullcap and put the crimp it onto the wire / wires. Make sure the crimp beads are firmly pinched. Cut the remaining wire at least 1 mm above the crimp. Put a drop of glue in skullcaps and bend the half-spheres together. Hook closure in the brackets and fold it neatly around closed. How to start: Cut a piece of wire about 50 ö 55 centimeters with a wire cutter. The average length of a short chain is 43-45 cm. Make a necklace for someone you know measuring the neck finish to the chain 'tailored'. Start with a skullcap in order to make the end of the marker thread, and then insert a crimpbead up to about 2 mm from the end. Squeeze it with a flat nose pliers (a smooth rod, not ribbed) .If you do not have smooth rod can also tape around the rod to be placed the jaw (both sides), with this you get the same effect. Then pick up the piece of wire 2 mm with the flat nose pliers and bend it around the crimpbead. Then slide the skullcap over it and squeeze it gently closed with the flat nose pliers. This last section is also possible with the wire and create additional loop through the crimpbead and squeeze then closed. (Excess wire can be cut off.) Then slide the skullcap over it and squeeze it gently close the flat bektang.Soms works it easier to push the skullcap first thing close with your thumb and finger, and in the end only to use the pliers to close properly the skullcap. Threading the chain Thread the beads onto the wire in the order of your design. If you strung all the beads do a skullcap at the end and then another crimpbead. Make sure all the beads snugly together so that you are left with no space. Squeeze the crimpbead close, cut the thread and make sure there remains 2 mm. That piece bend, like the beging of the chain, the crimpbead back and then slide the skullcap on crimpbead and press the dicht.Bij this last part is again possible to the wire and extra loop making the crimpbead and squeeze then closed. (excess wire can be cut off.) then slide the skullcap over it and squeeze it gently closed with the flat nose pliers. The finish, attach to a flexible ring at one end of the chain attached to the skullcap and fasten the clasp it. If the skullcap has an open eye, as in the picture, you can use round nose pliers to bend the eye something close. Only when the eye is almost closed completely shut with the flat nose pliers. So the eye stays nice and round. Attach the ring to bend with two flat bektangen that you bend before the rings back open. Not from left to right because then they lose their round shape and no longer pretty close. The same goes for closing the rings. With two toebuigen tongs at each other. At the other end, you can also put a ring to bend to fix the chain with a lobster clasp. For this you can use a dense ring, possibly a slightly larger size. This makes the fastening of the chain a little easier. The end caps, in sizes that we can be finished with krijpkraaltjes max. 2.5mm. Vermeil skullcap 4mm, 3.5mm Sterling silver skullcap, skullcap Gold Filled 3.5mm heavy model, Sterling silver skullcap 3.5 mm heavy model, see our other skullcaps - See more at: https://www.ilonaswebgems.nl/nl/6-stuks -sterling-silver-skullcaps-heavy-model.html # sthash.00YMPLc2.dpuf