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Sure, I can help you with that. The wire ranges from $8-26, and you may try this link to see if that works to see the options oneglancejewelry.com/search?q=stringing+wire Or you can try googling oneglancejewelry.com and searching stringing wire Or you can email us at one.glance.jewelry@gmail.com Or you can give us a call at (832)569-5969 International shipping won’t be available on the website, but we can help you out with that via email, or over the phone!

19-18 or 49-18 will be perfect for that :)

@@hvictorianrose thank you very much, I appreciate it 💗

For this project I used an 8mm bead, but the technique can be done with any sized bead you would like to use.

@@oneglance8759 Thanks!🤗

Basically yes, the largest that will fit through the hole comfortably. You shouldn’t need to force it on, and it should slide down the string easily. .018 should work fine for those beads I believe, but if the holes are extra small, you can jump down to the .015.

You are so welcome!

Love it! So glad I could help :)

You can grab them right here! oneglancejewelry.com/search?q=magnet

Not really, since you will only be seeing the actual color of the wire in a tiny section about an eighth of an inch on the back of your wire guardian, we pretty much just use the silver color for everything! You can choose colored wires, but unless you have clear beads, its kind of just an additional cost for not much benefit. Hope this helps!

No, sorry, it’ll cut the cord. We’ve got a video for stretch bracelets that’s quick and easy to show you the tying and gluing procedure :) will add the link for you in my reply comment below :)

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Hey, sorry you're having an issue commenting, I didn't see any other comments from you, so I'll respond to you here and if I missed anything else, just let me know! I don't see any orders with us from you, so if you have ordered your items from another location, I can't offer any definitive answers on their products, but if it was the exact same item that we sell and discussed in this video, then you should have no issues. The wire has a nylon coating to protect the twisted metal wires in it to prevent any damage or rusting over time. If there is any rusting or anything, this means the nylon coating has been damaged by accidentally being cut or rubbed by a sharp edged bead or something and should be repaired fairly soon before being worn again. So, unless the cord gets damaged/cut, there should be no issues!

I actually did not know that you guys were selling... I was just focusing on what was recommended on the video. I wish I could just ask you directly, but I have to finish this before Valentines Day. So ya, I already got the item from ebay, I forgot who's the seller. I see, ya, the item won't be worn, or rarely rarely worn. So thank you for your thoughts and reply! I really appreciated it so much!@@oneglance8759

So wildfire is actually a completely different kind of product that we typically use for seed bead weaving and projects like that which would use a needle and thread type product. The type of stringing wire in this video is made especially for stringing beads and adding a clasp to them like you would for bracelets, necklaces, and anklets etc. It should make a much better lasting project for you.

Oh, so that means you recommend this more for necklaces and bracelets? I got the wrong material that I used! I must buy this, I need a durable one that last long, especially me as a clumsy person. Thank you so much! I appreciated the reply!@@oneglance8759

Hi coming back, I just received my package today, thank you for suggestion. I just forgot some question, does this wire rust? I wanted this to be used for my rosary and I wanted it to last very very long and durable, I really don't know anything else durable but what you suggested but I am scared if it rusts? Hoping you can help me with this... THANK YOU SO MUCH!@@oneglance8759

So glad we could help!!

Yay! Love to hear it! So glad I could help!

Yes, we have plenty available and we can ship anywhere you'd like. There is currently no way to do an online order for non-US shipping, so go ahead and send me an email to one.glance.jewelry@gmail.com , or give me a call at (832)569-5969 and let me know how many you would like and your mailing address and I can get you a quote for shipping and manually do the order for you :)

So for color, since you won't be seeing any of the wire except in a miniscule area on the closure section, we always just use silver tone- the beads are going to cover up the wire anyhow :)

I would do the 49-21 :) Should be super strong and last you a while!

.018” will work

So glad it was helpful!

That’s correct. That is a completely different kind of cording and will have different techniques. If you need a link for some more professional cording, check it out here and you should be good to go! oneglancejewelry.com/search?q=stretch+cord Also if you need to see some details about what makes this cord d different than the stretch magic, check out our other video called stretch bracelets you can trust :)

Here’s a link for the wire :) oneglancejewelry.com/search?q=stringing+wire+

Sure thing! Check out this quick video and see if that helps you decide what you would prefer :) it breaks it down really well and makes it easy to understand! Let me know if still you have questions :) ua-cam.com/video/A7Vx5Ym9r_4/v-deo.html

@@oneglance8759 Thank you so much!! I really appreciate your fast response! I'll check it out ;))

@@krissyu you’re very welcome!

And if you expand the description on the video, it has a direct link to the page with the wire from this video :)

It will be the size one crimps for any gauge wire when using with the magnet clasps :)

Thx for sharing

Thanks for asking! This type of cording is different because it is a fibrous type cording and it does not need to be pre-stretched!

@@oneglance8759 oops. Meant I hadn’t finished the video yet. Thx for showing how to’s!

@@bgtsy no problem! Glad it was helpful!