Knijpkraalverberger
 

The crimp can hide a knijpkraalverberger. A crimp is a great solution, but can be finished better. A knijpkraalverberger is a bead of metal you if it were able to open and then to close the crimp bead again. So it looks like a metallic bead is included in your design.
How can a knijpkraalverberger now use? We explain it to you.
We supply knijpkraalverbergers already "open", but let's start with the "closed" version. That is a bead with a seam. This bead can access the best with a thin, tapered object such as a scriber. Insert the tip into the opening of the knijpkraalverberger. The tip fits only a small piece of you. Hold the bead securely while the tip gently insert deeper. The seam will open. Because we want to close up for the seam and the bead so want to open neat turn the bead regularly so that you open the bead evenly. Do this until the knijpkraalverberger opened just enough to stop the crimp. Then you close the knijpkraalverberger again.
For that you prefer to use a small rod with a protective mouth. For example, a rod with a plastic jaw or a pair of pliers the jaws of which is covered with tape. The ideal rod has a slight concavity on the inside of the mouth so that the bead does not streaking if you want to close the corral. You squeeze the first bead in the middle a little bit tight. In addition, you look good or not bead 'skewed' closes. In that case, put the rod angle to the bead so you make the bead symmetrical again. If you close the knijpkraalverberger piecemeal. If done carefully and accurately will neatly close the bead without both sides overlap.

Knijpkraalverbergers

Our knijpkraalverbergers are available in sterling silver and vermeil: a base of sterling silver with a layer of real gold. They serve to camouflage crimp beads so you can finish your perfect piece of jewelry. For best results use your knijpkraalverbergers of good quality.