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20 Gauge Bare Copper Wire - 4 Oz

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20 Gauge Bare Copper Wire - 4 oz
20 Gauge Bare Copper Wire - 4 Oz
$17.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Versatile copper wire can be used in jewelry making, stained glass and fused glass projects
  • Use it to decorate or to add structural reinforcement in smaller stained glass projects
  • 20 gauge
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Product Description

Versatile copper wire can be used to create jewelry, as an inclusion in fused glass projects and to secure fiber paper on bracelet molds (as shown in additional images). Stained glass artists use it to add decoration and to provide structural reinforcement in smaller projects. You can even make your own jump rings. Safe to kiln fire. 20 gauge (1/32" diameter) 4 oz. spool. 

Stained glass butterfly by artist Lynette Wrigley. From "Stained Glass: 20 Great Weekend Projects" book #5947. Artist Karina Foster incorporated copper wire in her fused name plaque. Wire wrapped bracelet by artist Sharilyn Miller. From "Wire Art Jewelry Workshop" book #6313.

Wire animals by artist Denise Christmas-Gibson.

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Great bare wire
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Pros : No coating
Cons : None
Other Thoughts : I like bare wire and this one does what I need it to do. Sine it is bare it will take liver of sulphur quite well. I once bought copper wire and made 15 necklaces and to my horror it would not patina because it was coated to prevent oxidation, and the label did say it was bare. Atleast I know this one really is. You should add this to your collection of wire. Get as many sizes as you can. I suggest 16, 18, 20, and 22.
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  •   Excellent Product
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Pros : This is a great price for 20 gauge copper wire. The product is exactly as described.
Cons : none
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