Terminator for beads weaving 40 mm fine Gold plated x1

This 24K fine gold plated brass finial is ideal for finishing your DIY projects woven with seed beads and size 11/0 Miyuki Delicabeads, as well as size 15/0 from any brand, such as the famous Japanese Miyuki, Preciosa, Matubo, or Toho beads.
You can also use this clasp to make multi-strand bracelets and necklaces featuring ball chains or serpentinechains up to 2mm in width, as we demonstrated in this tutorial for a gold and black multi-strand bracelet.
This finishing cap is suitable for both small and large DIY projects, including necklaces, keychains, pendants, and woven bracelets. This special bead-weaving end cap is compatible with all techniques: even or odd peyote stitch, brick stitch, square stitch, and loom weaving.
How do you close a woven seed bead bracelet using this special weaving clasp?
1) Once your weaving is complete, tuck all the loose threads into your weaving
2) Thread your weaving through the end cap by passing the first row of beads through the end of the cap with the open flap
3) Slide the weaving along the end cap, then close it by folding the two ends of the cap together using flat-nose pliers.
4) For a more durable hold, you can use a drop of jewelry glue to secure everything
5) Slide an open ring no wider than 1 mm into the designated slot on this end cap
6) Then slide the clasp of your choice—such as a Lobster Clasp, a magnetic clasp, or another type—onto that same ring
Want to finish an even or odd peyote weave but aren’t sure which end cap to choose?
We’ll show you in a video a super-easy technical tip that will let you adapt any bead weaving technique to all our end caps for woven bracelets and necklaces.
Need instructions on how to use your bead loom and finish your costume jewelry?
Learn how to make bracelets on a bead loom with increases and/or decreases—or even a classic cuff-style bracelet—and we’ll show you in a video how to attach this finishing end cap.
Are you really an expert at bead weaving? Do you know, for example, the Netting Stitch, the Spiral Rope Stitch, the Herringbone Stitch, or the Right Angle Weave? Ahhh… come on, follow the guide—we’ll tell you everything on our YouTube channel
Be sure to check out our free tutorials and freely available beading patterns—you’ll find plenty of new techniques for your next DIY projects.
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