DIY Multi-Strand Bracelet or Necklace Finding-Wire Jig Jewelry Tutorial-Friday Findings 

Good tutorial. Thank you.

Now I must get my wire jig out to practice making some of these! Thanks Sandy! Blessings!!

Thank you for your demonstration. I do have that jig, as well as the plastic one. I have used them both. But I like your ideas. My one thought was that instead of fighting your very first connection if you would initially set up a loop using one of your pliers before you hooked it onto the post on The jig it might make things easier.

A little fiddly for my shaky hands but you did a great video none the less . Thanks for sharing Sandy !

Sandy, I haven't used this type of jig before (flat), but I have used the 3-D bracelet jig (hand-held cylinder jig, Beadalon product). I've seen Wyatt White (its creator/product manager) recommend that, rather than manipulate the wire around the pegs, to instead hold the wire steady and turn the 3-D jig around the wire. Turning this jig around the wire allows the pegs to do the work instead of your fingers/wrist, and gives better control of the wire shape, especially with heavier gauges. I wonder if you can use the flat jig in similar fashion (albeit on the table), and whether it would have the same benefit? Thanks for another informative episode of Friday Findings!

Good video you are a good teacher. Thank you.

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Excellent

Sandy did you know there is a packet of plastic gaskets that comes with the board ?. they help to hold the pegs in place .

Jigs need to be color coded. My ideal.

Hi sandy i just came across your channel and I subscribed in youtube and Pinterest too, you are genius i also want to make things with polymer clay but i dont know how to make the clay please help me i need polymer clay recipe

Sandy, my bank sent me a new debit card with a chip and I have a new number. Could you email me a link to change it for my Patron please? Thanks! Nice video TFS!

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