A split ring loop is an alternative to using a jumpring for jewelry-making connections. Expert jewelry maker and instructor Tammy Honaman demonstrates the steps to make a split ring loop on a headpin.
String the desired bead onto a headpin or length of wire with a loop or wrapped loop on the end.
Trim the straight end of the wire to approximately one inch.
Grasp the end of the wire in a pair of round-nose pliers. Rotate the pliers forming a hook. Connect the hook to your finding or component.
To secure the drop to the component, reinsert the pliers and continue to rotate forming the hook into a loop. Continue to rotate the pliers forming a second loop next to the previous, creating a connector that looks like a split ring.
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