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Jan 25, 2017 · Step 1: Cut a piece of 20 gauge wire (coiled bead core wire)6-8″ longer than the coil. Slide the coil on the wire, centering it. Place a bamboo skewer or small mandrel, such as one of the knitting needles shown in the tips, on the center of the coil.
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Turn the crank to feed the wire onto the rod and create a 6-inch coil. You will likely use 7 feet of wire. Remove the coil from the rod crank and cut the wire from the spool, making the cut close to the coil. Repeat this process to create additional identical coils. Choose a Zebra Wire in a contrasting color and one that is thicker than 24 gauge to be a supporting wire in the next step.
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Flush cut the wire before starting your spiral. Try her tucking method to make your coil center. I think it is tighter and cleaner than even my smallest loop. If you don't mind a flat coil, her wrapping method works well, but the coil definitely looks hammered (flattened).
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