Description
Tarnish Resistant 304 Stainless Steel Flat Head Pins, Stainless Steel Color
Size: about 20mm long, 0.7mm thick, head: 1.5mm.
Priced per 500 pcs
Please Note: Slight deviations in colors is allowed due to different display device.
Head Pins
Flat or ball head pins are used in jewelry making to create a strong connection between beads and other embellishments. They are commonly used to make pendants, charms and earrings.
How to Make a Loop with a Head Pin
How to Make a Loop
with a Head Pin
- Slide a bead onto the straight end of the wire.
- 2-3 mm above the bead, bend the wire with a round nose plier.
- Continue bending until a loop is formed.
- Wrap the remaining wire around the pin.
- Cut off the excess wire with wire cutter.
- Finished.
Flat Head PinsA flat head pin is a thin, straight metal wire with a flat head on one end that helps prevent beads from slipping off.
How to use
- 1.Prepare the material (Note: the size of the bead hole must be smaller than the head of the pin).
- 2.Thread the beads onto the end of the wire, long enough to make a flower.
- 3.Bend it to create a loop with gap.
- 4.Add a ear wire to the loop and use pliers to reclose the loop.
- 5.Finished.
Ball Head PinsBall head pins are thin metal wires with a small round ball at one end to keep beads from falling off. They are an essential component in many jewelry making projects.
How to use
- 1.Prepare the material (Note: the size of the bead hole must be smaller than the head of the pin).
- 2.First make some pearl charms: slide the pearl beads onto the pins, then use a plier to bend the wire at a right angle just above the beads, trim off the excess wire and create a loop above the beads.
- 3.Make a pearl cluster: connect the pearl charms with jump rings.
- 4.Add other embellishments and a pair of ear wires to the pearl cluster.
- 5.Finished.
Decorative Tip Head PinsUnlike simple flat or ball head pins, decorative tip head pins provide a decorative element that can be incorporated into the designs. They feature a decorative head at one end and a straight other end, making them easy to work with and versatile. They come in a variety of shapes, such as butterfly, crown or flower, etc.
How to use
- 1.Prepare materials.
- 2.Thread a glass bead onto the head pin.
- 3.Use a round nose plier to make a loop, and connect a bowknot to the loop with jump rings.
- 4.Finished.
Q: What can I do when the bottom of head pin is smaller than the hole of bead?
A: You can add a suitable spacer bead or bead cap to keep the bead from falling off, which also to bring more beauty to the part.
Q: What can I do when I receive curved head pins?
A: You can use a plastic jaw flat nose plier to straighten it without interfering normal use.