Triangle Jewelry Wire & Beads Earrings --
A Beginner's Jewelry Making Project -- Page 4

Step 9:  Using your round nose pliers, we need to convert the "P" loops on each end of the spacer bar wire component into eye loops.  You can view our free instructions for how to convert a "P" loop to an eye loop by selecting here.  Convert both ends of both spacer bars into eye loops. 

Step 10:  Open the eye loops on one end of each spacer bar and connect them to one of the ends of the triangular wire component then close both loops.  Use your bent chain nose pliers to open and close the loops.  With both spacer bars connected to the triangular wire component the wire should appear as shown below-left. 

Step 11:  At this point we need to connect a jump ring to the two open loops in the tops of the spacer bars.  If you purchase jump rings, use a size medium.  If you make jump rings using your step jaw pliers, use the middle step in the jaws of the pliers to make the jump ring.  Please select here to view our free instructions on how to make a jump ring out of jewelry wire.  To connect the jump ring to the top of both spacer bars, open the loop in the jump ring using your bent chain nose pliers and connect both spacer bars, then close the jump ring.  Use bent closing pliers like our item 4005, if you need to close a small gap in the jump ring.  We show how to grasp the jump ring in the bent closing pliers here. 

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