I love coiling the wire around the mandrel in an old hand drill - The drill belonged to my late Dad- in-Law and I always think of him when I'm coiling wire. He was such a great person and a talented handyman so I love that I'm able to use one of his old tools. My set up is attached to the meals area table with a small vice and I cut the rings on the kitchen bench. One day I hope to have a dedicated space to do all this..........




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Thanks for Sharing. I am also starting to make my own jump rings for Stitch Markers.
You should totally post this up in Indiepublic in the Learning Library section.
Thanks Feli, I'll check out Indiepublic - I haven't been there yet :)
Do you have to solder them for stitch markers?
Cheers
Pam
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