> Now -- Your favorite spangling tips, please. Personally, I dislike spangles that flop around. I load the beads onto brass wire (the diameter of the loop will be about the size of a US nickel, don't know what that is in inches or centimeters). I thread the two wire ends through the bobbin's hole in opposite directions, pull both ends to the same side and twist them together tightly. After cutting off the excess wire, I press the twisted bit down against the bobbin. There's often a groove around the base of a Midlands bobbin at the level of the wire holes, and I press the twist into that. If no groove, I press the twist downward toward the tip of the bobbin. Because the wire wraps around one side of the bobbin, the spangle is pretty rigid.
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