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Step 8: After completing the first loop around peg 6, we want to remove the wire from the jig and reposition it on your jig as shown below-left. Remove peg 4 from the pattern so that it won't be in your way during the next step. We do this process of removing the wire, flipping it over and adding it back on the jig so that the finished piece of wire will be exactly 2 layers of wire. You can make the component without flipping the wire over after each loop so that you can view the difference in the finished bottom wire component. Step 9: Wrap your wire around peg 3 until it remains adjacent to the empty hole for peg 4 with no pressure applied. After wrapping the wire, add peg 4 back to the pattern to test that the wire is in the correct place. See the picture below-center. Step 10: Remove the wire from the jig and replace it back on the jig in the position shown below-right. Remove peg 3 from the pattern so that it won't be in your way during the next step.
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