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Materials I used : Soft copper wire : 20 gauge (wire diameter 0.8mm) : - 2 pieces 2.5cm (1 inch) for 1 beaded link - 4cm (1.5 inch) for 4 leaf clover link - 2cm (0.8 inch) for clasp Beads : 4mm ...

#idea #Howtomake #Tutorial #LanAnhHandmade #Copperwire This pattern uses a herringbone weaving technique. You can change the number of beads, the size of the beads to make eyes or beans, or combine ...

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