Tiny Crystal Point Pendant Wire Wrapped Jewelry Tutorial

Facebook reminded me that it's been 3 years since my last video (oops) so I decided to do a quick one. Yep, it's another crystal point tutorial. I still haven't quite found a video set up I'm completely happy with, so please bear with me while I experiment. As always, if you have any suggestions for improving my videos, I'd love to hear them :) . This one is a very quick and simple wrap for crystal points that are very small. The one I'm using in the video is about 3.5mm thick and 18mm long. For a crystal point this size, I used 16 gauge (1.2mm) wire. For this project, you'll also need a needle file or a piece of 320 or 400 grit sandpaper (for smoothing wire ends), flush cutters, needle nose pliers, round nose pliers, bail making pliers (in a pinch you can use the widest part of your round nose pliers), a hammer and a bench block. You can wrap larger crystals in a similar style, however, the larger the crystal point, the thicker the wire you will need. For more wire jewelry tutorials (free and paid) see my web-site, https://www.WireJewelryTutorials.com You can find jewelry I've made for sale at the following web-sites: https://www.Gailavira.com https://GailaviraJewelry.Etsy.com https://www.FairiesInTheForest.com https://ShutUpAndCuffMe.etsy.com You can find my handmade jewelry supplies and destash items at: https://WireAndBeadSupplies.Etsy.com