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Close up on a bracelet, showing eight wrapped loops. The bracelet uses glass beads, silver-plated wire and gold jump rings. The loop referred to in the name “wrapped loop” forms the purple bead connection to the gold ring and would normally be a “plain loop” i.e. without any ornamentation between the purple beads and the ring. A “wrapped loop” creates a nice looking connection by coiling the wire around itself three times to make the appearance of a spring or coil. The bracelet is home-made. |
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| Date | Taken 25th November 2015. | ||
| Source | My own photograph, taken with a Panasonic FZ200. | ||
| Author | Myself (Adrian Pingstone). | ||
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| current | 18:55, 24 June 2019 | | 2,151 × 2,976 (2.32 MB) | Arpingstone | {{Information |Description=Close up on a bracelet, showing eight wrapped loops. The bracelet uses glass beads, silver-plated wire and gold jump rings. The loop referred to in the name “wrapped loop” forms the purple bead connection to the gold ring and would normally be a “plain loop” i.e. without any ornamentation between the purple beads and the ring. A “wrapped loop” creates a nice looking connection by coiling the wire around itself three times to make the appearance of a spring or coil... |
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