14/20 Gold filled Skullcap about 3.5mm

How to use skullcaps: 35mm heavy model, Cenfill coated stainless steel wire, Cut the desired length of wire(s) Put a crimp bead on the wire end, or several wire ends together Thread a skullcap over the wire/wires; the crimp bead falls into the hollow of the skullcap Thread the jewelry according to the pattern Close with a skullcap over the wire/wires, followed by a crimp bead Lay the jewelry in the round shape as it falls around the neck or wrist Slide the skullcap and secure the crimp bead to the wire(s) Check whether the crimp beads are properly pinched Cut the remaining wires at least 1mm above the crimp bead Put a drop of glue in the skullcaps and bend the half-spheres towards each other Hook the closure on the hooks and bend it neatly around. This is how you start: Cut a piece of steel wire of about 50 to 55 centimeters with wire cutters The average length of a short chain is 43-45 cm If you are making a necklace for someone you know, measure the neck size to 'tailor' the chain Start with a skullcap around the end of the beading thread, then slide a crimp bead on to about 2 mm from the end Pinch it with flat nose pliers (a smooth pliers, not ribbed rang) If you do not have smooth pliers, you can also place adhesive tape around the jaws (both sides) of the pliers, this will give you the same effect. Then take the piece of wire of 2 mm with the flat nose pliers and bend it over the crimp bead Then slide the skullcap over it and squeeze it carefully with the flat nose pliers. In this last part it is also possible to make an extra loop with the wire through the crimp bead and then pinch it closed (the excess wire can be cut off Then slide the skullcap over it and gently squeeze it closed with the flat nose pliers. threading the necklace, Thread the beads onto the steel wire in the order of your design. When you have threaded all the beads, put a skullcap at the end and then another crimp bead. connect the card so that you do not have any space. Squeeze the crimp bead, cut the wire and make sure that 2 mm remains. Bend that piece, just like at the beginning of the necklace, over the crimp bead and then slide the skullcap over the crimp bead and press it closed With this last part it is also possible to make an extra loop with the wire by squeezing the crimp bead and then squeezing it closed (the excess wire can be cut off) Then slide the skullcap over it and squeeze it carefully close with the flat nose pliers The finish, Attach a bending ring to the skullcap at one end of the chain and attach the lock to it If the skullcap has an open eye, as in the photo, you can use round nose pliers to close the eye to bend something closed Only when the eye is almost closed do not close completely with the flat nose pliers This way the eye remains nicely round Attach it to the bending ring with two flat nose pliers with which you can close the rings an opens front to back Does not bend from left to right because then they lose their round shape and no longer close nicely The same applies to closing the rings Bend towards each other with two pliers At the other end you can also place a bending ring around the chain can be fastened with the lobster clasp For this you can also use a closed ring, possibly of a slightly larger size. This makes attaching the chain a bit easier. The skullcaps, in the sizes we have, can be finished with crimp beads of max 25mm Vermeil skullcap 4mm, Sterling silver skullcap 35mm, Goldfilled skullcap 35mm heavy model, Sterling silver skullcap 35mm heavy model, Check out our other skullcaps