Jewelry Techniques Quiz

The process of wrapping a wire around a dowel or a core wire using a coiling gadget or by hand.

• coiled hook

• coiling

• making a plain coil

• Twisting

A wire technique that forms a mechanism by which the fastener is connected to the necklace or bracelet.

• coiling

• coiling a hook

• forming spirals

• wire wrapping

What tool is used to allow the wires to twist together evenly in the twisting technique?

• coiling gizmo

• flat nose pliers

• rotary tools

• round nose pliers

This technique is done with wire and other wire findings such as headpins, eye pins, and rings.

• bead wrapping

• making a hook

• making a loop

• wire wrapping

What tool is used in rotating the wire to form a loop in forming spirals?

• curved nose pliers

• flat-nosed pliers

• long nose pliers

• round nose pliers

What follows cutting the length of wire approximately 1 cm above the beads in making a plain loop technique.

• Bend the wire to create a loop.

• Bend the wire at a right angle close to the bead.

• Hold one end of the wire with a pair of flat-nose pliers.

• Secure one end of the wire with a pair of round-nose pliers.

Which wire techniques require filing both ends of the wire?

• making a hook

• wrapping a top-drilled bead

• making a plain loop

• wire wrapping and twisting

What is the last step in wrapping a top-drilled bead?

• Make a plain loop.

• Cross the end wire and twist.

• Insert the wire on the top-drilled bead.

• Bend each wire's ends to form a right angle.

How many centimeters are required at the beginning of coiling a hook?

• 15 cm

• 20 cm

• 30 cm

• 35 cm

This is created by rotating the wire with round nose pliers.

• coil

• loop

• spiral curve

• twist