12 Rolls Colored Aluminum Craft Wire 196.8 Feet 18 Gauge 1mm Flexible Anodized Craft Wire Metal Artistic Floral Jewelry Beading Wire for DIY Jewelry Craft Making

Beautiful colors, easy to use with themes, this gauge cannot be used for weaving, because it will scratch the color off. Use this if you can coil or spiral by hand. Only nylon pliers, don’t use metal tools unless they are coated.I just started making jewelry, I am not very good, but it works great for imbedding in resin, it is colorfast in UV resin.It needs to be fastened to itself in order to stay put. It is so soft that if you even bump it while making your jewelry, it will bend out of place.It is great for adorning, too soft to stand on its own.I just know that, now. Practice and learn your wire. If it is hammered, the color comes off. In one of my photos I show a necklace where I used my round nosed pliers and just squished it in a pattern and imbedded it in resin, and it gives texture.It is great wire, I really like it. So much wire for the price, and easy to cut and squish when I am making something while craftingwithVon . It really gives me many chances for making elegant curves. Again, I love having so many colors of wire to use with my sturdier wires to make it how I imagine it.Only “work harden” it with your hands. Even nylon pliers trying to straighten it could damage the color coating. It straightens between your fingers like butter. I am adding it to my favorites. It is great practice wire while you are a beginner like me.

Good quality wire, great for wire art, nice variety of colors, it's a good deal

Crafting. A bit to soft

Everything came perfectly. All the colors are very vibrant and the wire is super easy to bend! Which makes creating things very easy! Love this.

This seems to be a good set for kids’ random craft making. The thickness I bought was about right, and the colors on these are reasonably bright and saturated, more so than some others out there.The main considerations with this sort of wire are the amount you get for the price, followed by the color properties and perhaps the thickness/durability of the annodization (process used to color aluminum like this). Aluminum is colored like this by oxidizing it along with colored dye so that the dye mixes with the tough aluminum oxide coating. The layers of aluminum oxide and dye don’t need to be that thick, but it is possible for them to be too thin for the application which is why you sometimes see the color wearing off of some cheaper anodized aluminum objects.

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Thin,very bendy. Colors are great.

Too soft