French Wire Fine .6mm Silver Plated (1 Meter)

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French Wire Fine .6mm Silver Plated (1 Meter)

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Price:$10.79

Item #:FR006

Sales Unit:

1 Meter/3.28 Foot

Specifications

Length: 1m/3.25ft
Color: Silver
Thickness: .6mm/.024"
Style: French Wire
_COLOR: Silver
_SimpleColor: Silver

French Wire, also known as French Bullion, or French Coil, is made of extremely fine wire wound like a spring into a flexible hollow tube. Simply slide it over the end of Beading Wire or Beading Cord for a professional finish to your latest Stringing Project. The prefect product for DIY beading and jewelry making.

French Wire, also known as 'Gimp' and 'Bullion' is used to cover and protect bead cord from friction and breakage at the clasp area. By covering the ends of the bead cord, Bullion Wire fortifies the silk beading cord and also gives the design a professional finish.

Customer Reviews

Beadalon at a great price

Beadalon is a great brand. Haven't used this brand yet but it looks and feels like good quality french wire that I've used in the past.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Allen from Houston. on 12/13/2018

Perfect French Wire

I've started stinging lots of different sizes of pearls lately and this French wire was recommended by the YouTube video I watched. I ordered .6, .7 and .9 and have used all three for different weights of silk an nylon thread. Great product in both silver and gold tone.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Barbara Adams from Houston. on 5/16/2021

French Wire Fine .6mm Silver Plated

Beautiful French Wire

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Reviewed by: Ranae from CANBY. on 1/26/2019

ordered in silver and gold

This worked great for my silk cord projects

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Holly Romba from Illinois. on 1/7/2023

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