You really, really, really like wire. The entries almost went through the roof for the Parawire giveaway last week. No wonder. They do have a huge range of colors and gauges. Plus the opportunity to buy in very large spools. Don't forget the 10% discount code for the rest of December is bg1215
The wire can be used for many techniques. Wayne wrote, "I love to use wire in my Kumihimo projects. I can already see dozens of projects for the wire. I wasn't familiar with them and am excited to find a source of so many colors and gauges."
Besides kumihimo, chain maille artists like the range of consistent colors. The protective coating is beneficial and a step above using anodized aluminum. I find I have to add a rubber coating to pliers for the latter. Genny said, "I've used Parawire for almost everything except soldering for many years. I made my own jump rings for my chainmaille classes. I also sold my jump rings." Indeed, I am now using Parawire for my own classes.
Rhonda sure liked the protective coating, "I love, love, love not having to seal the wire to protect the finish!"
One lucky winner is just about to go on a Parawire shopping spree! I numbered all the eligible entries and got the random number generator over on random.org to pick the winner! It is Rhonda! Congratulations! Please note there were 2 Rhondas - the winner has the username ladytess57
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The wire can be used for many techniques. Wayne wrote, "I love to use wire in my Kumihimo projects. I can already see dozens of projects for the wire. I wasn't familiar with them and am excited to find a source of so many colors and gauges."
Besides kumihimo, chain maille artists like the range of consistent colors. The protective coating is beneficial and a step above using anodized aluminum. I find I have to add a rubber coating to pliers for the latter. Genny said, "I've used Parawire for almost everything except soldering for many years. I made my own jump rings for my chainmaille classes. I also sold my jump rings." Indeed, I am now using Parawire for my own classes.
Rhonda sure liked the protective coating, "I love, love, love not having to seal the wire to protect the finish!"
One lucky winner is just about to go on a Parawire shopping spree! I numbered all the eligible entries and got the random number generator over on random.org to pick the winner! It is Rhonda! Congratulations! Please note there were 2 Rhondas - the winner has the username ladytess57
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Jewelry Making Tips - Jewelry Business Tips
I will be buying from Para Wire right away! I need a LOT of wire, lol!
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ReplyDeleteI was shopping at Parawire to restock my wire stash & I was wondering, having worked with both what are the differences you see between the metallic & silver plated wires?
I find that the metallic ones are brighter or shinier.
DeleteI love to work with different materials and to try new techniques. However, since I am on a budget I am not as free to go out and experiment. Would love any gift of material to expand my horizons. Jana skladan1980@gmail.com
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